The phrase "aim of tailoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective of customizing or adjusting something to meet specific needs or preferences.
Example: "The aim of tailoring our services is to ensure that each client receives a personalized experience that meets their unique requirements."
Alternatives: "goal of customization" or "objective of adjustment".
A new membrane has been designed with the aim of tailoring it towards lowest total cost of ownership.
Starting from these tests, new eco-mechanical ratios are herein introduced with the aim of tailoring eco-friendly concrete with acceptable mechanical performances.
However, gaining further control over challenging CNTs dispersion is still an important issue with the aim of tailoring multifunctional properties of CNT-reinforced CMCs.
With the aim of tailoring the electrochemical properties of p-type nickel oxide, the logical approach is to dope the material with a p-type acceptor to improve both the conductivity and supercapacitor performance.
This review briefly discusses the incorporation of biodopants and direct attachment of (bio molecules to the conducting polymers, before focussing on the rapidly-growing field of polymer grafting – with the aim of tailoring these materials towards a range of bioapplications.
The aim of tailoring therapy for the individual patient is consequently pursued by correlation of therapy response to the genetic profile of the tumor with new technologies and will allow improved selection of treatment options in the multimodal approach of modern breast cancer treatment.
Alternative strategies need to be explored with the aim of specifically tailoring therapy to the needs of these groups.
The surfactants were either synthesized by direct sulfonation of aromatic groups present in refinery streams/crude oils or by the organic synthesis of alkyl/aryl sulfonates with the aim of manufacturing tailored surfactants for the reservoir of interest (Hirasaki et al. 2008).
This paper aims to describe the process of tailoring CRA and CRAFT for delivery to Aboriginal Australians, explore the perceptions of health care providers participating in the tailoring process, and their experiences of participating in CRA and CRAFT counsellor certification.
The TICD-project has the overall aim to develop and test methods of tailoring implementation interventions to determinants of practice in chronic illness care in five different chronic conditions in five different countries in Europe [ 29].
The aim of the tailoring process is to generate few scenarios that can optimally represent the spectrum of climate scenarios.
