The phrase "and try to navigate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of attempting to find a way through a situation, whether literal or metaphorical.
Example: "In this complex project, we need to plan our steps carefully and try to navigate the challenges ahead."
Alternatives: "and attempt to find a way" or "and work to steer through".
Here, we discuss possible artifacts and try to navigate through the many methods, preferences, and assumptions that surround protein localization in plants that make it difficult to design a universal approach to achieve reliable results.
That's the label that has been created for books in which the main characters transform from teenagers into adults and try to navigate the difficulties of post-adolescent life: first love, starting university, getting a job, and so on.
We live by and try to navigate through expectations of leaders whose emotional lives are less than predictable.
But we'd highly recommend that any probable A8L buyer gets behind the wheel (tell the salesman to take a hike) and try to navigate MMI.
They had to work with mentors in the program and try to navigate the various resources across the state they needed to work with to build their device, a process that took time and limited their ability to iterate.
You get to choose a role and background close to your real life and try to navigate through all of the ups and downs of the entrepreneurial journey.
I duly filled in forms and applied for the new types of benefits, all the while planning a funeral, attempting to celebrate Daisy's eleventh birthday, and trying to navigate Christmas and New Year.
I, Daniel Blake, Ken Loach's drama about a middle-aged carpenter recovering from a heart attack and trying to navigate the benefits system, has taken best British film at the Evening Standard film awards.
Last year, at the National Aids Trust's seminar on HIV treatment as prevention, we heard stories from couples who were in this situation and trying to navigate their safer sex options in a way that suited them both.
It feels like this sea of wine flows through just about every corner of mom culture, and trying to navigate these waters can make it hard for sober moms to open up in an authentic way.
In this novel the master's hand was clearly at work, with material familiar to him and his readers young people cut loose from family in the broad expanses of the American West and trying to navigate their way toward meaning from a time after adolescence.
