"with aims of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to specify what the aim or purpose of something is. Example: The group met regularly, with aims of working towards a common goal.
Static loading was first conducted with aims of measuring elastic strain distributions at potential hot spots.
We formulate a multi-objective optimization with aims of minimizing the network power consumption and transmission delay.
The former are constant on the move, butting up against one another and sometimes doing more with aims of continuing the life cycle.
Further efforts in development of methods for preparation of up-conversion (UC) materials are therefore justified with aims of enhancing their UC efficiency and reducing production costs.
The county's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry plans to spend 19.5 billion yen ($173 million) on a new supercomputer, according to budget filings reported by Reuters, with aims of developing a machine capable of 130 petaflops.
With the maintenance of natural resilin's mechanical properties, RLPs have been further extended with the incorporation of biological domains, with aims of generating cell-responsive biomaterials in engineering mechanically active tissues such as cardiac tissues, vocal folds, and blood vessels.
Flow units are defined with aim of better understanding reservoir unit flow behavior and relation between porosity and permeability.
The absorption theory of metallic structures was studied with aim of a room temperature bolometer design.
The experiments were done with constant current density with aim of keeping the anode gas recirculation rate constant.
Recommendations have been made for future work with aim of more information for the application of the hydrometallurgical process.
The Government has provided organizations with opportunities; we have made use of these opportunities with aim of benefitting our shareholders who are the rural poor women of Bangladesh".
