The phrase "a view to seeking" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to express an intention or purpose related to pursuing something, often in formal or professional contexts.
Example: "The committee was established with a view to seeking innovative solutions to the challenges we face."
Alternatives: "with the aim of pursuing" or "in order to seek".
She plans to consult a lawyer on Tuesday with a view to seeking damages.
With a view to seeking an optimal combination of cycle configuration, fluid and cycle parameters under different heat source condition, the following researches have been performed.
Some states provide funding for some convicts to seek access to evidence and to carry out DNA profiling, with a view to seeking an appeal or a pardon.
It is the first attempt to explore the status and interaction of and between science, technology and international economic law (namely, trade and investment) with a view to seeking a proper balance between promoting trade/investment liberalization and ensuring that decisions are soundly based and that technological advancement is not hampered.
But, the FCO note, continued: "The security service have told us that there was a small number of isolated cases in 1983 when the CIA approached British individuals with a view to seeking information about cases in which hostile intelligence services were involved in attempts to acquire illegally western technology, without adequate consultation in advance with the British authorities.
Both Nairobi and London should enter into negotiations within the next 12 months with a view to seeking compensation for victims of injustices under British rule, it recommends.
The Mission recommends the updating and prioritization of the Plan with a view to seek financial support by bilateral, multilateral and international donor agencies for effective implementation of key projects and programmes.
But nobody has a right in my view to seek that office unless they are willing to give it a hundred and ten per cent of who they are".
"Nobody has a right, in my view, to seek that office unless they're willing to give it 110% of who they are.
Consequently, instead of just protesting against globalisation, many of these actors and protagonists have chosen, rightly in my view, to seek an alternative form of globalisation, and to try to incorporate some of their concerns into globalisation.
In 2003, we also undertook a survey to seek the views of health workers (predominantly in primary care settings) and discussed the findings from the public with local health managers and with national bodies representing health care professionals.
