The phrase "aims of saving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the objectives or goals related to saving, whether in a financial context or in terms of conservation efforts.
Example: "The aims of saving energy are crucial for reducing our carbon footprint and promoting sustainability."
Alternatives: "goals of saving" or "objectives of saving".
We have also created an independent taskforce to develop a plan to improve prevention, diagnosis and treatment over the next five years, with the aim of saving thousands more lives".
G.M. and Peugeot announced an alliance last week to cooperate on developing new cars with the aim of saving $2 billion annually via pooling purchasing and research and development.
The government has agreed to carry out a comprehensive social welfare review of its entire benefit system, in conjunction with the World Bank, with the aim of saving 0.5% of GDP each year.
The study's main focus is the three broad areas of family law, social welfare law and clinical negligence, which are due to be removed from the scope of legal aid with the aim of saving almost £240m a year.
The result was a government campaign to raise awareness of early symptoms, such as a cough that lasts more than three weeks, with the aim of saving 5,000 more lives by 2015.
It added: "Our main priority is to guarantee that humanitarian organisations like ours are able to continue to safely conduct search and rescue activities in the central Mediterranean with the aim of saving lives".
In a front page article, the authoritative Ta Nea said it was likely the minister would be forced to agree to the retirement age being raised from 65 to 66 "with the aim of saving €900m per year".
The statement said: "When I joined the club last season with the aim of saving them from relegation I was happy to be offered the opportunity to manage in the Premier League.
But Mr. Sarkozy and his government have emphasized that they are using military force in the name of the United Nations, not out of any colonial impulse, with the aim of saving lives.
The agency is considering other cost-cutting initiatives, including moving to a five-day delivery schedule from six days and reducing compensation and benefits, with the aim of saving a total of $22.5 billion by 2016.
