The phrase "a strategy to create" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans or methods aimed at developing or producing something.
Example: "The company implemented a strategy to create innovative products that meet customer needs."
Alternatives: "a plan to develop" or "an approach to generate".
On Friday, they discussed a strategy to create a more competitive economy by 2020.
Abstract: The present disclosure describes a strategy to create self-healing, slippery liquid-infused porous surfaces.
In this study, a strategy to create highly textured diamond films structured by vertical columnar crystals was developed.
Even then, associating products with objects of male desire was a strategy to create desire for the product as well.
It's a strategy to create jobs, to help responsible homeowners, to restart lending, and to grow our economy over the long term.
What if you could pursue a strategy to create things collaboratively, outside the market, and give the basic necessities of life away for free?
For an enzyme with two substrates, a rational strategy to create a high potency inhibitor is to incorporate the major structural features of both substrates, and thereby allow binding to be tighter than for either substrate on its own.
But might it not be a smarter strategy to create a virtuous cycle, rather than a vicious cycle, one that can turn this all too predictable process around?
"For the Tohono O'odham tribe, baskets employ coiling as a structural strategy to create a functional object, but also as a ritual which connects the maker to the community, their elders, and the desert".
A deliberate strategy to create a more balanced national economy, where financial services are strong, but they are not the only string to our bow".
"Last year we set out a clear strategy to create a truly UK-focused bank," said Alison Rose, chief executive of RBS's commercial and private banking unit.
