The phrase "and strive to find" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a commitment to seek out or discover something, often in a context of effort or determination.
Example: "In our quest for knowledge, we must remain curious and strive to find new solutions to old problems."
Alternatives: "and work to discover" or "and aim to uncover".
A designer's goal, then, is to seek insight, uncover deeper dynamics, reframe problems, and strive to find holistic, unexpected solutions.
If you let me, I'll get to know you through your reading life and strive to find books that resonate with you.
Diversity as a platform doesn't empower different individuals, give them influence, make them feel valued, and strive to find like-mindedness in our differences – inclusion does.
It's important to understand your field of interest intimately and strive to find a stand-out characteristic that you can focus attention on.
Become well-versed in the pain points and challenges faced by your ideal customer base and strive to find solutions that your customers not only like but will actually pay for.
Rather, we should continue to deliver the highest quality care to the critically-ill and strive to find ways to further improve patient outcomes.
They discussed racial profiling and other issues that strain relations between the police and racial minority groups, and strove to find solutions.
But he spent most of the first decade of the century based in Bern, making trips to Paris and Munich, and striving to find more personal modes of expression.
When not performing her farm duties, she makes "insect-based bio-art" (including what the credits term a "Kim Jong-il flyface sculpture") and strives to find the politically correct pitch for video pieces like "The Dentures of Imperialism".
DJ Taylor Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop A cornerstone in modernist and feminist writing, and the first of Richardson's 13-novel sequence Pilgrimage, Pointed Roofs follows Miriam Henderson as she becomes a teacher in Germany and strives to find her own, uniquely female identity through working and living abroad.
