The phrase "aims of the material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the objectives or goals associated with a specific piece of content or resources.
Example: "The aims of the material presented in this course are to enhance understanding and foster critical thinking among students."
Alternatives: "objectives of the content" or "goals of the material".
Current research is coherent with the aims of the Raw Materials Initiative in that it addresses primary production, recycling, and substitution as means to secure the supply of critical metals.
The books are either scanned in manually after being purchased (most likely from a comic shop, but not necessarily), or from using some kind of technological knowhow and removing the Digital Rights Management (DRM), and re-posting a digital version previously uploaded by the publisher, legally and with the aim of selling the material.
This involved a new review to ensure the integration and synthesis of data from the different data collection sources through examining and comparing the different data sets with the aim of exploring the material's validity.
The last T2 sample was taken with the aim of distinguishing the materials used for the complexion tones.
The aim of these materials would be to increase research literacy, specifically address therapeutic misconceptions about the research trial for the particular intervention under investigation, and foster the decision making capacities of patients.
Clearly the aim of these materials is to influence decision-making processes in orthopaedic surgery.
Directions of activities of materials science and engineering ensuring the achievements of strategic aims of the developments of societies include materials design, computational materials science, advanced analytical methods, manufacturing and processing, nano-, smand and biomimetic materials are included.
This paper aims to evaluate the material properties of polymer concrete for the repair of runways.
But like "Brief Encounter," it aims to distill the essence of the material on which it is based.
The pretreatment aims at altering the structure of the material so its susceptibility towards (enzymatic) hydrolysis is increased.
Industrial bioethanol production processes usually include a physicochemical pretreatment of the lignocellulosic substrate, which aims at increasing the accessibility of the material to hydrolytic enzymes.
