The phrase "a quest to bring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an endeavor or mission aimed at achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The organization embarked on a quest to bring clean water to underserved communities."
Alternatives: "an effort to deliver" or "a mission to provide".
He has a quest to bring truth to our society".
"Pastoralism" is a quest to bring back nature to our urban lifein contemporary times but architecture is always overcoming our needs of nature and as a result Green is missing.
JOHN KERRY has spent much of his first year as Secretary of State on a quest to bring about a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinian Authority through sheer relentless diplomacy.
One of those is the never intentionally hilarious Jason Derulo, who according to a backstage interview is currently "on a quest to bring the art of performance and dance back to live shows".
With his dashing looks and cheeky busking promos on You Tube, he'll be able to pull off his pop/rock/soul fusion music in 2010, along with the folky Jonathan Jeremiah, a singer-songwriter who's on a quest to bring back indie-soul with mellow sincerity.
In a quest to bring down the cost by sourcing a supply of low-cost, reliable turbines, a New Zealand entrepreneur, Michael Lawley, one day plucked an abandoned washing machine drive from a local landfill near his home in New Plymouth, midway between Wellington and Auckland.
When Darren Aronofsky was 13, he wrote a poem inspired by the biblical story of Noah that won an award from the United Nations and was part of a lifelong quest to bring the story to the big screen.
Gallery: A visionary quest to bring eye care to Rwanda's 15,000 villages Gallery: Tanzania – children with albinism receive new limbs after vicious witchcraft attacks On the piece Describing poverty is no substitute for producing hard evidence to help end it, Fiona Brooke wrote: Having read the Report on the millennium development goals only yesterday, I feel qualified to comment here.
The hero's friend could go on a dangerous quest to bring the hero back to life.
(There were many schemes to bring women there; she tells an incredible "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers -like story of an audacious quest to Brothers -likedred women from back eastory marry Seattle-area lofgers, on anship finaudaciousm D.C. politicians).
The six-minute film, "Dried Up," the story of a man's quest to bring hope and life to a drought-ridden town, won the silver medal in animation at the 37th Student Academy Awards in 2010, presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
