The phrase "also to generate a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or function of an action, particularly in contexts involving creation or production.
Example: "The new software is designed to improve efficiency, also to generate a more user-friendly experience."
Alternatives: "in addition to creating a" or "as well as producing a".
They successfully grow enough crops not only to feed their families but also to generate a surplus to sell on.
Evans managed not only to boost the Northern Echo but also to generate a national reputation for himself, mainly by appearing as the token provincial on a television program called "What the Papers Say".
Once over the initial shock, they decided it was their duty to go - not just to help "open a dialogue" between Libya and America, but also to generate a good slice of PR and help shift a few copies of their eponymous debut album.
The movie, financed by a Saudi prince, aims not only to raise delicate questions about social oppression but also to generate a Saudi movie industry and force the opening of theaters, some of which are reportedly under construction without licenses or legal status.
Thereby, it was possible not only to uncover the possible role of some miRNAs during normal fat cell development but also to generate a map of miRNA deregulation associated with obesity and related disorders.
Collateral vessels have been suggested to produce similar flow in the medial compared with the lateral AAR, but also to generate a higher flow near the lateral border.
Besides morphology, functional parameters are important for a comprehensive diagnosis and have to be integrated into a dedicated MR score, also to generate an additional benefit over CT.
The aim of the study was to describe and pinpoint accessibility and safety problems, but also to generate an accessible geographical interface that could serve as a traffic planning tool for cycle network improvement.
Python programs were then used to extract, rotate, and translate a region (typically ∼3 by 3 μm around the apex) of each image and also to generate an average image via a simple pixel-by-pixel summation process.
Facebook, however, also managed to generate a tax credit of £11m, which it can use to reduce its future tax burden.
ABC also failed to generate a strong lineup of new hits last fall -- although ESPN became even stronger, largely because of its expanded National Football League schedule.
