The phrase "aim of summarizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal of creating a summary of information or content.
Example: "The aim of summarizing is to distill complex information into a more digestible format for the reader."
Alternatives: "goal of summarizing" or "purpose of summarizing".
With the aim of summarizing several coastal indicators in one index, this paper proposes a vulnerability index to coastal erosion.
This paper focuses on an organizational structure aspects in agile enterprises with the aim of summarizing the actual research issue both: theoretical postulates and their empirical verification.
For any high-dimensional dataset, the statistical techniques of dimension reduction are indispensable to the aim of summarizing, simplifying and explaining meaning contained in the dataset.
Main aim of summarizing the research in this area is to provide better understanding of various pathways and mode of action of different EOs.
We aim to summarize the mechanisms of action for IA-HA treatment of knee OA described in the current literature in order to determine the validity of the above mechanisms of action.
This review aims to summarize examples of the performance of cyclodextrins mainly in solid and semi-solid drug delivery systems, from the macro to the nanoparticulate scale, focusing on the information reported over the last 15 years.
Recently, I published an article entitled "Ten Basic Principles of Metamodernism" that aimed to summarize the state of metamodern discourse today.
Second, we aimed to summarize perceptions of physiotherapy students (or professionals) on the use of online technology.
This paper is aimed to summarize applications of WO3 thin films as electrochromic material and the effect of various deposition techniques on electrochromic and optical properties of WO3 thin films.
Therefore, the purpose of this article aims to summarize leachate sustainable treatment processes including biological, physical and chemical techniques reported from 2008 to 2012.
This review aims to summarize some of the relevant findings from psychological and neuroimaging studies, focusing on depicting how extrinsic cues exert their effect on taste and flavor.
