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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bid to keep" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an attempt or effort to maintain something, such as a position, status, or relationship.
Example: "The company made a bid to keep its employees engaged during the transition period."
Alternatives: "an effort to maintain" or "a move to preserve".
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In Nassau County, the Republican Party has hacked away at the legislative map in a bid to keep its 11-to-8 majority by whatever squiggly lines necessary.
It appears to be a bid to keep the species going at the expense of the current generation of trees.
He has already let 15 contractors go and eliminated overtime in a bid to keep the company profitable.
The officers are filmed running along the river's bank in a bid to keep up with the dog.
In a bid to keep up with the times, Marvel Comics is updating the origins of the Fantastic Four.
So in a bid to keep their clients happy, recruiters are finally actively searching for female candidates.
Charnley then squandered possession at the opposite end of the pitch in a bid to keep England's attack going.
He has built a nexus of businesses deliberately opaque in a bid to keep snoopers at bay.
In a bid to keep up with the times, the V&A has changed its approach to collecting.
Mr. Cioffi, in a bid to keep the investor in the fund, said that he himself had $8 million invested.
Some went out to buy sweets and gathered pencils and papers in a bid to keep the children occupied.
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