The phrase "aims of control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the objectives or goals related to managing or regulating a situation, system, or behavior.
Example: "The aims of control in this project are to ensure efficiency, safety, and compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "objectives of regulation" or "goals of management".
Because costs play such a critical role in deriving and planning for revenues and profits, managerial accounting is in large part devoted to measuring and accumulating costs with the aims of control and continuous cost reduction.
By this stage, patients are usually incurable by surgery and systemic treatment is used with the aims of control of symptoms arising from excess hormone production from the tumours, together with tumour stabilisation or cytoreduction (Druce et al, 2010).
Carney said his only conversations with the prime minister and the chancellor, George Osborne, had been about the specific issues that affected the Bank's twin aims of controlling inflation and ensuring financial stability.
Ultimately, the aims of controlling glycemia are to avoid acute osmotic symptoms of hyperglycemia, to avoid instability in blood glucose over time, and to prevent/delay the development of diabetes complications without adversely affecting quality of life.
The aim of control is to bring the control system Λ from the start point.
The aim of control by using the μ synthesis method was the stability of the closed-loop system and satisfying all of the control requirements.
The aim of control is to track with ε-accuracy a ship trajectory and to reduce the effect of waves disturbances on roll motion.
The principal aim of control can be seen as creating the conditions that affect the partners' behavior in achieving predetermined results.
High temperature vulcanizing silicone elastomers have been widely used in controlled delivery systems of steroid hormones with the aim of controlling estrous cycle in livestock.
The aims, sources of control tissue, microarray platforms, and statistical approaches vary between the studies.
But just as in the West, Mr. Xiao at Berkeley argued, the aim of controlling what is reported remains the same.
