The phrase "aim of the network" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective of a particular network, whether it be a social network, computer network, or any other type of interconnected system.
Example: "The aim of the network is to facilitate communication and collaboration among its members."
Alternatives: "goal of the network" or "objective of the network."
"The whole aim of the network is to help women not [have] to resort to legal action.
The aim of the network, apart from accrediting sustainable forestry schemes within the Commonwealth, is to combine knowledge on how best to preserve the forests.
Depending on the specific aim of the network design, the value of the weights w i (i = 1..4) can be determined.
With respect to a centralized control algorithm, the aim of the network clustering is to reduce the number of exchanged messages among the clusters when one of the two proposed decentralized control algorithms is adopted.
The ultimate aim of the network models discussed here is to represent the regulatory relationships among the genomic control systems of the genes in the network, and to state their functional meaning.
Based on the statement of the problem, some parameters about the aim of the network design are given first: x ij r is a binary variable, x ij r = 1 is ports i and j are directly connected in a route, otherwise, it equals 0. After all x ij r ∀ i, j ∈ P are determined, then the structure of route r is determined.
A significant challenge in managing the research programme was how to engage the participants in purposeful inquiry, which would serve not only the primary aims of the Network, but would also yield new and interesting insights for the people involved.
It is responsible for developing and quality assuring local and national infrastructure, systems and processes to meet the aims of the network.
The overall aim of this network is the implementation of continuous quality improvement in primary care.
This recent Twitter chat reinforced the idea that providing forums for the members of our diverse network to exchange ideas is one of the essential ways Teach For All can achieve its aim of accelerating the network's progress toward its collective goals.
In this context, several self-optimization mechanisms have been widely studied and analyzed in the literature and in European projects in both outdoor and indoor networks [2 8], with the aim of enhancing the network performance and increasing cell capacity and mobile network coverage.
