The phrase "again to fix" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of repairing or correcting something that has already been addressed previously.
Example: "After several attempts to resolve the issue, I found myself back at the drawing board, again to fix the same problem."
Alternatives: "once more to repair" or "again to correct".
"Again, to fix the bridge, you're talking millions of dollars," he said.
They get paid even if they make mistakes, and then paid again to fix the mistakes.
The system ended up failing, which made it more important for the company to try again to fix the problem of disengaged employees, Parry said.
The previous week, the company announced a $2.2 billion fourth-quarter loss and said it will have to restate earnings once again to fix erroneous accounting.
We briefly discuss the transmission scheme that attains the rate (8) and point out some implications of this result, leaving the details of the proof of achievability to Appendix B. Again, to fix the ideas, consider the set of active MSs at a given time, one per cell, which employ a fraction of time of both the uplink and the conferencing channels.
Diane had to go through the entire book again to fix all that formatting and bitterly regrets not reading the instructions first.
His faith wanes, but he still slips into the pews now and again to get his fix by singing the hymns he's known since boyhood.
Only people who are addicted will put the safety of people they love in danger again and again to get a fix.
Although the European Central Bank will intervene to force down excessive sovereign-bond yields, helping to buy governments some time, the politicians will again fail to fix the fundamental flaws.
Instead of allowing homeowners to rewrite mortgages to allow them to stay in their homes, the administration has repeatedly aided banks in foreclosing, driving down income, driving up dissatisfaction, and again failing to fix the problem.
An opportunity that may never come again exists to fix much of the nation's crumbling infrastructure by increasing the federal gas tax from its present 18.4 cents per gallon, where it has languished since 1993.
