The phrase "aim of trying" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing intentions or goals related to efforts or attempts, but it is better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "The aim of trying to improve our processes is essential for growth."
Alternatives: "goal of attempting" or "objective of striving".
We are looking forward to working with him, and supporting him in the shared aim of trying to help Wolves achieve promotion back to the Premier League".
Their response was to form a charity called Invisible Children, for whom he has worked ever since, with the aim of trying to bring Kony to justice.
From this point of view, fields of research have emerged over the past decades, with the aim of trying to reveal the secret behind the relationship between individual and society, so perfectly designed in nature.
Legal challengers attempting to give parliament the authority to trigger Brexit have a wider aim of trying to invalidate the referendum result, the attorney general, Jeremy Wright QC, has told the high court.
And if Benalouane's appearance seemed incongruous as part of an evening with the stated aim of trying to improve access to competitive football for young English talent, there were plenty of other curious examples on team sheets across the country.
Mr Davis's last act as governor was to sign Senate Bill Two, which has the commendable aim of trying to extend health insurance to the 6m Californians who do not currently have it.
Still, the Saudi initiative dovetails with American prewar aims of trying to separate Mr. Hussein from his generals.
And it will take aim at the practice of trying juveniles offenders as adults with a campaign that uses the headline: "They finally found an answer to overcrowded prisons.
We were under the assumption of trying to aim for growth patterns, and trying to aim for a specific time and place where everything will meet and I think this trying to pinpoint a point in time and space is not healthy".
It's weirdly close to being like the real thing, with all the fun of trying to aim a scrunched-up paper ball at the trash can but none of the mess.
"We were under the assumption of trying to aim for growth patterns," says Goshen.
