The phrase "and seeks to secure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or effort to obtain or achieve something, often in formal or legal contexts.
Example: "The organization aims to promote environmental sustainability and seeks to secure funding for its initiatives."
Alternatives: "and aims to obtain" or "and strives to achieve".
The reform will concentrate more effort on the unskilled and seek to secure longer-lasting employment.
While thousands of Christians and Muslims were brought to the city, Greeks and Armenians were disinclined to accept Muslim Ottoman rule and sought to secure new European Crusades.
There, he attempted to recruit Irish prisoners of war to fight against their former British commanders and sought to secure arms from the Kaiser for a revolution in Ireland itself.
At a campaign event in North East Fife, Rennie said: "Within minutes of the result of the referendum being announced, David Cameron stood on the steps of Downing Street and sought to secure a majority for the Conservatives on English votes for English laws.
But shortly after Cnooc made its bid on June 23, Washington politicians came out in strong opposition to the proposed deal, saying that the government-backed Chinese company was acting as a proxy for the Chinese government and seeking to secure strategic energy assets that were valuable to the United States.
When you created Wait, What?, you committed to a 50/50 gender balance for featured guests, and sought to secure funding from a minimum of 50percentt females.
"The team salary payment regulations were introduced at a time when Durham was enjoying particular success and seeking to secure the long-term commitment of key players," a Durham statement said.
Second, most women soon realise that they cannot get all four characteristics from one man and thus "they lower their standards across all four set of indicators" and seek to secure the best combination of characteristics from one man.
General Cartwright's proposals are contained in a new report issued by Global Zero, a nuclear policy organization, which seeks to secure and eliminate all nuclear weapons.
EFFECTIVENESS OF THE LAW: The consistency between the conduct the law seeks to secure and the actual conduct of the individuals subject to it.
