The phrase "aims of testing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the objectives or goals associated with a testing process in various contexts, such as education, software development, or scientific research.
Example: "The aims of testing are to ensure the quality and functionality of the software before its release."
Alternatives: "objectives of testing" or "goals of testing".
In 2001, CBS opened a research facility in Las Vegas called Television City, with a primary aim of testing pilot programming.
Three experiments were performed to achieve the aim of testing this proposition.
The integration allows performing an ex-ante behavioural analysis, with the aim of testing the potential acceptability of the solutions proposed.
This paper studies distributed rendezvous strategies for multiple nonholonomic wheeled mobile robots with the aim of testing their practicality on real robots.
With the aim of testing our parallel implementation, we ran OEDocking TK serially over 1000 molecules that were randomly drawn from the benchmark dataset.
A manipulated experiment is an investigation that attempts to establish a particular set of conditions under a specified protocol with the aim of testing a hypothesis.
With the aim of testing whether RNA-induced immunization can mediate protection against viral infection, a group of Swiss adult mice was inoculated with FMDV infectious transcripts.
SKA will create a single huge telescope from thousands of individual dishes and antennas across southern Africa and Australia with the aim of testing relativity, studying galactic evolution, and peering back to the era of the very first stars and galaxies.
A written questionnaire was submitted to all the participants with the aim of testing attitudes and level of knowledge about evolution among an interested and informed public (N = 124).
With the aim of testing the coating under more aggressive conditions, new samples were weathered at 10 ppm SO2 and 80% RH for longer time up to 4 weeks.
