The phrase "a means to write" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods, tools, or ways to facilitate writing.
Example: "Using a computer is a means to write more efficiently than with pen and paper."
Alternatives: "a way to write" or "a method for writing".
Pivotal, which drew on software development strengths at VMware, a company EMC owns, plus EMC's own big data analysis resources, announced Tuesday that it would offer a product that can serve as a means to write applications to work on a number of so-called public clouds.
The concept of agility was born in the tech world a few years ago as a means to write, test and adapt software code rapidly and iteratively, based on customer needs rather than the traditional model of waiting months before a nearly finished program could be tested.
An example is the FEniCS package for solving differential equations, whose DSL provides a means to write a differential equation in a notation that is close to traditional mathematics.
It is a biography of a novel as a means to writing about the novelist.
Sunjeev Sahota's second novel makes a nonsense of common assumptions about what it means to write a political novel.
They focus on job training rather than problem solving, what it means to write a good program, programming style, program readability and taking big problems and breaking them down into smaller ones, Keeshin says.
His site, like many others, has changed the face of what it means to write a letter to Santa.
Concrete is interesting in that it is a monologue delivered by a man who meant to write another book instead.
Mr. Buechner (pronounced BEEK-ner) was responding to a question: What does it mean to write from a religious perspective?
I then have to make a guess that he meant to write Spurii, 'the freedman of Spurius' there's not really a name Purus.
