The phrase "aim of understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal of gaining knowledge or comprehension about a subject.
Example: "The aim of understanding different cultures is to foster better communication and empathy among people."
Alternatives: "goal of comprehension" or "objective of insight".
But mostly it's the aim of understanding in itself that compels her.
Try to listen, truly listen, without harsh criticism and with the aim of understanding their dilemmas.
My own pledge – to test a variety of medications given to children with the aim of understanding some of the challenges facing parents – certainly touched a nerve.
Most people look confused at this point, as I've just described my research aim of understanding the decline of one Britain's rarest breeding birds.
We simulated different conditions, with the aim of understanding the performance of the algorithm under a controlled environment.
This paper systematically reviews the literature with the aim of understanding purchase incentives effectivity in increasing PEV sales.
I-V and data retention time measurements were conducted on both samples with the aim of understanding the electronic memory behaviour.
Accordingly, we focus on these features with the aim of understanding the origin and development of crevasses in the upper stream of a glacier.
It should be built for each crash recorded on the segment with the aim of understanding all the possible contributing factors.
With the aim of understanding the membrane structuring mechanisms, we studied the influence of silica and oil concentrations on the UHMW-PE crystallization during the elaboration process.
Further, DFT based molecular dynamical (MD) simulations are performed on Au32 golden fullerene with an aim of understanding its thermal stability at various working temperatures.
