The phrase "and seeking to create" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or effort to develop or establish something.
Example: "The organization is focused on innovation and seeking to create new solutions for environmental challenges."
Alternatives: "and aiming to develop" or "and striving to establish".
The government has also consolidated the industry, closing smaller mines and seeking to create stronger, more efficient enterprises.
This Blurred Sector has worked hard to deliver public contracts well, making a profit or generating surplus, and seeking to create wider social impact over and above their contracts, too.
It is a fantastic example of the innovation of our vice-chancellors responding to the new market for higher education and seeking to create a new model for shared services.
On this basis, and seeking to create an enabling environment in which Tibetan nomadic pastoral livelihoods may be maintained while simultaneously improving wildlife conservation outcomes, a co-management framework was proposed to the Sanjiangyuan National Nature Reserve in 2005 (Foggin 2005a), an approach that has since been piloted and developed in the Suojia area up to the present.
It has also set about strengthening the rule of law, building new courts and seeking to create greater predictability and speed in the delivery of justice (if only in non-political matters).
8 9 The term CQI has a complex heritage from use in both industry and healthcare, and seeking to create a normative definition may perturb this evolution.
He said: "Politicians should not jump to conclusions and seek to create hysteria through fear-mongering".
Trump will triple the number of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and seek to create a "special deportation taskforce".
Throughout the 20th century it participated in interdenominational dialogues and sought to create unions across denominational boundaries.
I've spent a quarter-century doing "conventional" journalism, and sought to create Dot Earth as an unconventional blog.
In the 1980s Kurokawa lost interest in the radically futuristic aspects of the Metabolist movement and sought to create work with a deeper sense of meaning.
