The phrase "aim of the first" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the objective or purpose associated with the first item in a series or sequence.
Example: "The aim of the first project was to establish a solid foundation for future developments."
Alternatives: "goal of the first" or "objective of the first".
Obviously enough the aim of the first three articles is to erect a presumption of rights as a stockade around individuals to shield them from arbitrary depredation.
The aim of the first study was to create male and female versions of the Asian Oucher poster.
Demolition, which began in 2011, is being stepped up, with the aim of the first buyers moving in at the end of 2015.
The aim of the first step is to start the mechanical strength simulations with a correct deformed shape and post-riveting state.
The aim of the first part is to point out manufacturing parameters of the material components of ACSS/TW (aluminium conductor steel supported/trapezoidal wire) conductor.
The aim of the first decision is to exclude trade unionists from the selection process, and the aim of the second is presumably to block any possibility of the Unite-supported candidate being chosen".
The aim of the first phase, likely to be launched from aircraft with US and British ships in the Arabian Sea, would be to remove any threat from the Taliban for the substantial incursion that would follow.
The aim of the first study in this facility was to empirically test whether a facility that meets the Comfort Class level results in good animal welfare for pigs.
The aim of the first investigation was to determine the effect of habituating rats to the injection procedure on three behavioural testing paradigms, social interaction, locomotor activity and prepulse inhibition (PPI) of the acoustic startle response.
The aim of the first version of the app was to make prototyping as simple as possible.
Accordingly, the primary aim of the First Critique's Dialectic is to prevent our slide from illusion into error.
