"With the aim of" is a compound preposition that typically has a gerund as its object.
"With the aim of" is a compound preposition that typically has a gerund as its object.
With the aim of improving transparency, we should make relevant information readily available for people.
You can also use a noun or a noun phrase after this preposition.
His work is in line with the aim of the initial research project.
Be aware that "with the aim of" is somewhat formal and explicit. In colloquial English language, we commonly use "for" or "to" when expressing purpose.
They're trying to save energy with the aim of reducing costs.
They're trying to save energy to reduce costs.
When using "with the aim of" to start a sentence, add a comma after the introductory phrase.
With the aim of building better customer relationships, they are trying to be more friendly and professional.
These synonyms of "with the aim of" are also compound prepositions that usually have a gerund as its object:
- With the intention of
- With a view to
- For the purpose of/With the purpose of
