The phrase "aim of tracing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective behind the act of tracing something, such as data, patterns, or origins.
Example: "The aim of tracing the lineage of the species is to understand its evolutionary history."
Alternatives: "goal of tracing" or "purpose of tracing".
Therefore, the main aim of contact tracing might be to interrupt the chain of transmission by alerting contacts for early diagnosis and treatment.
The high retention rate of this follow-up 20 years after birth recruitment is a testament to the development of successful multiphase protocols aimed at overcoming the challenges of tracing a cohort over a widespread remote area and also to the perseverance of the study personnel.
With the aim to trace the provenance of coinage through variations in isotopic abundances, silver, copper, and lead isotopes were measured in 91 coins from the East Mediterranean Antiquity and Roman world, medieval western Europe, sixteenth to eighteenth century Spain, Mexico, and the Andes [123].
The aim was to make the process more transparent and improve adoptees' chances of tracing their birth parents.
In weeks of tracing the problem, European Union and national officials have conceded that their oversight had not been aimed at authenticating food products.
Here we aim to trace the native provenance of the invasive tree Acacia pycnantha by comparing the genetic diversity and structure between populations in the native Australian range and the invasive range in South Africa.
It, too, through its tumbled shards of memory and observation, its layers of physical ritual and speech, aims to trace the fates and desires of men and women.
In this section, we will focus on the visible part of the present-day PSP, aiming to trace the various pieces of the puzzle that result from a multi-stage tectonic evolution.
This study is part of a research effort that aims to trace the evolutionary history of this ecologically important lineage.
