The phrase "and strive to keep" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing an effort to maintain or uphold something, such as a standard, promise, or relationship.
Example: "We must work together and strive to keep our community safe and welcoming for everyone."
Alternatives: "and aim to maintain" or "and work to uphold".
It specialises in "Eurogames", which emphasise strategy over showiness, downplay luck and conflict, lean towards economic rather than martial themes and strive to keep all the players at the table until the game's end.
The UN pact, agreed by 195 countries including the Philippines last December, aims to limit warming to below 2C (36F) and strive to keep temperatures at 1.5C above pre-industrial levels.
The deal set a high aspirational goal to limit warming below 2C and strive to keep temperatures at 1.5C above pre-industrial levels – a far more ambitious target than expected, and a key demand of vulnerable countries.
In Britain, where anchors are called "newsreaders" and strive to keep a low profile, that's still the goal.
I believe the majority of officers across the nation are well intentioned and strive to keep the public safe.
"Consumers have learned the hard lessons of the recession and strive to keep debt at manageable levels," said Keith Leggett, senior economist with the American Bankers Assn.
Stalin always behaved toward his client states with similar caution and strove to keep them under control.
He told me that he had just driven in from the airport on Eisenhower Boulevard, and that Eisenhower was a man he very much admired, because Eisenhower understood the costs of war and strove to keep America out of it.
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What's getting me through is working hard on the good days, writing the same number of articles I did the healthy year before, and striving to keep up physical activity.
I was there with the desire only to forget the past years in New York, and Mrs. Kelsey was the last person on earth to help me in my intention... Describes Mrs. Kelsey who kept a boarding house and strove to keep its tone.
