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The phrase "and to streamline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of making something more efficient or effective, often in a business or organizational context.
Example: "We aim to improve our workflow and to streamline our operations for better productivity."
Alternatives: "and to optimize" or "and to enhance efficiency".
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The government is encouraging states to work together more closely on crime, and to streamline penalties.
"What we need is the resources to update our methods and to streamline how we vote".
We are now coaching him, in an attempt to erase his muscle memory and to streamline his bowling action into a legal one".
Like Mr. Prince, Mr. Pandit is pursuing plans to promote international and internal growth, and to streamline the company and eliminate thousands of jobs.
In addition, Mr. Henderson is expected to move soon to cut G.M.'s executive ranks by a third and to streamline its management structure.
Other steps it will likely consider are creation of a central security agency to focus combating terrorism and to streamline federal-state terror fighting coordination.
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A role-based collaborative workflow is tightly integrated with domain experts and services to streamline and monitor the life-cycle of a research project.
They say that they will use their combined expertise and strength to streamline distribution and squeeze discounts from generic drugmakers.
McHale has also used his knowledge and skill to streamline testing and operations processes.
Dignity Health uses Augmedix software and Glass to streamline the interaction between physicians and patients.
Yang took his place and vowed to streamline Yahoo!'s operations, which had grown unwieldy and unfocused.
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