The phrase "aim of widening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to expanding or broadening something, such as opportunities, access, or understanding.
Example: "The aim of widening access to education is essential for fostering equality in society."
Alternatives: "goal of expansion" or "objective of broadening".
This year it promises a new look: a new artistic director, Graham McKenzie, took over in January, with a declared aim of widening the programming.
Other students have come from the world of nongovernmental organizations, with the aim of widening their scope upon their return to work.
Britain's most famous Paralympian, Tanni Grey-Thompson warned on Monday that disability benefit cuts will affect the development of top athletes and undermine the Games' key legacy aim of widening access to sport for disabled people.
Britain's greatest Paralympian, Lady Tanni Grey-Thompson, has warned that disability benefit cuts will affect the development of top athletes and undermine the Games' key legacy aim of widening access to sport for disabled people.
Britain's most famous Paralympian, Tanni Grey-Thompson, has warned that disability benefit cuts will affect the development of top athletes and undermine the Games's key legacy aim of widening access to sport for disabled people.
Critics of the Norwegian scheme suggest that it has put less experienced women on boards who may not be up to the job, and that some of the more obviously suitable ones tend to hold numerous directorships, defeating the aim of widening the circle of top women.
However, claw-back would reduce still further the resources such institutions have to support their aims of widening participation.
In its aim to widen readership of new Arabic fiction, both in the Arab world and in translation, it has already chalked up successes.
With the increased number of statistical methods being adopted, we aim to widen the variety of statistical analyses available, such as by including GSEA [ 49] (through R) or rank tests, to provide a greater level of flexibility for the user.
Currently, the 001-follow-up trial (clinicaltrials.gov identifier NCT01074047) is underway with the same design, but limited to patients with >30 % BM blasts, with the aim to widen the indication of azacitidine to AML patients as defined by WHO, i.e., irrespective of BM blast count.
Jean Baxter, head of widening participation at Leicester University, said the project was aimed at breaking down the barriers of perception that many young people have about jobs in medical care.
