The phrase "aim of the workshop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the primary goal or objective of a workshop.
Example: "The aim of the workshop is to enhance participants' skills in effective communication."
Alternatives: "goal of the workshop" or "objective of the workshop".
But the aim of the workshop is basically the same as the Department of Health guide and the pilot scheme in Bath: to help engage fathers with their partners and offspring.
The aim of the workshop was to define the goals of the nQuire platform, the intended audience, and the overall vision.
The relative contribution of PPPs for amphibian population declines is currently unclear and it was not the aim of the workshop to discuss all factors for amphibian decline.
The aim of the workshop by contrast to the evaluation of the topics in the plenary, was for the experts to judge the importance and relevance of the topics based on their respective set of experiences.
The aim of the workshop was to explore the extent to which Montserrat represents a resilient society by identifying the dynamic components and circumstances that have largely contributed to resilience, and those that have undermined it.
The aim of the workshop was to test the eight scenarios with participants by providing a framework with which teams could discuss and test the assumptions made in the scenarios.
The aim of the workshops was to provide validation of observations made and refinement where possible, e.g., for unclear or misunderstood concepts.
Anna told me, "The primary aim of the workshops is to start a community-wide conversation, making consent a normal topic of conversation.
Aim of the workshops was to find consensus about the building blocks of the assessment programme (e.g. goals, instruments).
The aim of the workshops was to redefine TB control in the WHO European region, with emphasis on formulating guidelines and standards based on a consensus-building approach.
