The phrase "aims of measuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the objectives or purposes behind measurement in various contexts, such as research, evaluation, or assessment.
Example: "The aims of measuring student performance include identifying areas for improvement and enhancing educational outcomes."
Alternatives: "objectives of measurement" or "goals of assessing".
With the aim of measuring these values in the interior of concrete, different options for encapsulating the sensors have been examined.
The error box of GRB980425 has been observed by XMM-Newton in March 2002, with the aim of measuring the late epoch X-ray emission of the supernova 1998bw and of clarifying its supposed association with the GRB itself.
Acrylate-coated Fibre Bragg Gratings (FBGs) were embedded in a sailing boat bowsprit tubular section manufactured using the vacuum bagging process in autoclave with the aim of measuring strains under realistic loading conditions.
This article describes some key results of a study with the aim of measuring the time and accuracy of comprehension of the new instructions 'keep lane' and 'merge alternately'.
The acoustic neutrino detection technique is a promising approach for future large-scale detectors with the aim of measuring the small expected flux of cosmogenic neutrinos at energies exceeding 100 PeV.
In this context, an experimental design methodology and its validation are presented in this work, with an aim of measuring the local heat transfer coefficient by employing high-resolution InfraRed Thermography.
An upgraded separator (ERNA) has been designed and is presently being installed in Bochum with the aim of measuring the cross section of the α(12C,γ)16O reaction in the c.m energy range 0.7 5 MeV.
Moreover, OLTC in MV substation is controlled automatically with the aim of measuring primary system parameters.
With the aim of measuring separately the issues of under-utilization and over-utilization, we add two dichotomic variables.
