The phrase "and serve the same" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something will fulfill the same purpose or function as something else, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "These two products are designed to be interchangeable, and serve the same."
Alternatives: "and fulfill the same role" or "and provide the same function".
"Are guys going to be able to protect and serve the same way now?" he asked.
Safeguards against religious coercion and diversion of public funds for sectarian purposes could be altered and serve the same goal.
Roberts observed that, "State Exchanges and Federal Exchanges are equivalent – they must meet the same requirements, perform the same functions, and serve the same purposes".
In his view, art and religion are rooted in illness and madness, and serve the same impulses that ruthlessly centralize power in human societies.
A comparative morphological analysis shows that although these membranes resemble one another and serve the same function, they display considerable morphological variation across different species.
In a report released last week, the party said there are at least 50,000 base stations across the UK, many of which belong to rival companies and serve the same areas.
The two cities were about the same size and served the same religious, political and agricultural functions.
The fat pork sausages were cooked and served the same way, and my Italian cousins looked just like my brothers.
There's something consciously timeless about a restaurant that calls its rib-eye a Delmonico and its cabernet franc a claret, names a dessert for Queen Victoria's daughter, and serves the same neon-green mint jelly your grandmother did.
Looking at a map, it's normal for one hospital to have double the caesarean rate of a neighboring hospital located less than a mile away and serving the same community.
It has the same product, and serves the same customer base, but it now has a formal hierarchy.
