The phrase "a measure to create" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or policies intended to bring about a specific outcome or result.
Example: "The government has proposed a measure to create more job opportunities for young people."
Alternatives: "an initiative to establish" or "a strategy to develop".
The angriest debates emerged in the fight over a measure to create a state innocence commission.
It remained uncertain today what legislation Congress might consider before it adjourned, other than a measure to create a Homeland Security Department and a proposal to tighten security at seaports.
Senator Bill Frist, the majority leader, introduced a measure to create a government agency, modeled on the Peace Corps, that would send doctors and nurses to help fight AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria in poor countries.
The House Judiciary Committee chairman, Representative John Conyers Jr., Democrat of Michigan, has already introduced a measure to create a commission to investigate Mr. Bush's detention, interrogation and rendition policies.
For instance, Assemblyman Edward P. Ra, Republican of Long Island, became supportive of a measure to create a fund to help illegal immigrants pay for college after casual chats with Mr. Moya at karaoke.
On Feb. 7, Vivian Viloria-Fisher, a Democrat from East Setauket who is the deputy presiding officer of the Legislature, proposed a measure to create a task force that would analyze the costs and benefits of the unit, which has 21 nurses, 4 of whom cover the eastern half of the county.
Were they out at a long lunch, with anonymous sources, when a proposed measure to create a fund, paid for by banks, for the purpose of dismembering failing financial institutions in order to forstall systemic risk to the economy somehow got sold by the right wing echo chamber as a "bailout?" Those things actually happened.
Seeking to bolster New Jersey's battered image, the State Senate yesterday passed a bipartisan measure to create a New Jersey Hall of Fame at the Meadowlands Complex in Bergen County.
In addition, some assets sales were conducted as a planned measure to create a small positive cash position, which has since been used to take advantage of a variety of investment opportunities".
RTD sees more promise in rebranding the project as a stimulus measure to create construction jobs, a strategy used to win support for a recent statewide road-improvement measure that is funded by charges on vehicles.
Another biographer, Adam Clymer, recalled that in 1971, a Kennedy measure to create the National Cancer Institute won the support of Richard Nixon – on one condition: that Kennedy remove his name from the bill.
