The phrase "and worked to create" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing efforts or actions taken to develop or produce something.
Example: "The team collaborated closely and worked to create a comprehensive plan for the project."
Alternatives: "and endeavored to develop" or "and strived to produce".
They've consulted staff unions and worked to create a ban that works for everyone.
In 1985, I co-founded the Aldus Corporation and worked to create a computer-aided design software product that would help newspapers design their pages.
Quite Great, which has worked for the likes of Mariah Carey and Chris Rea as well as unsigned bands, said it had helped place articles in national newspapers and worked to create a "buzz" around the artist.
Instead, Google always argued that its actions have always been guided by "what's best for the user" and worked to create loyal customers without locking them into its products.
If you want to build a company at the intersection of advertising and commerce, Steib seems like the right person for it — he was previously CEO at e-commerce venture Vente-Privee USA, but he also led Google's TV advertising initiative and worked to create new digital media businesses at NBC Universal/General Electric.
A few people from the team split off and worked to create TwoDots (the Dots sequel).
He was awarded two of India's highest civilian awards for his work, which includes drought-relief efforts and working to create a sustainable Gandhian "model village".
I HAVE what I consider the ideal job: providing confidential advice to small businesses and working to create jobs in western Massachusetts.
I wish they would meet the sports groups that have for years been giving youngsters a British Muslim identity and working to create a sense of belonging.
Saperia says: "We find gaps in the market where we believe demand could be created, research those markets thoroughly and work to create innovative products which we believe will fill those gaps.
