The phrase "are looking to send" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an intention or desire to send something, such as a message, document, or package.
Example: "We are looking to send the final report by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "intend to send" or "plan to send".
Increasingly, even working-class families are looking to send their children to private institutions.
Rumors have circulated that the Lakers are looking to send Young elsewhere, which is a cerebral move.
And the programmers are looking to send the message that they recognize they have to find something other than a new round of police procedurals and sitcoms.
There was one silver lining: Having free time allowed him to launch GoBig Recruiting.com, an Internet business designed for high school athletes who are looking to send recruiting videos to college coaches.
Transport companies are looking to send increasing numbers of ships through these fast melting seas.
England already have an unassailable 3-1 lead in the series and are looking to send opener Alastair Cook into retirement with victory in his final Test.
"I don't think we're looking to send a message," Ms. Enck said.
The latest effort comes from the Jewish Braille Institute of America, which is looking to send "talking tapes" to the visually impaired in Hungary and the Soviet Union.
But most of all, Conlan is looking to send his legion of Irish fans back out onto the streets of Manhattan happy on this St.
Once medical assistance was completed the government would be looking to send people back to Nauru or to their country of origin with financial assistance.
Meanwhile, Pulis has confirmed that he is looking to send Uruguayan midfielder Diego Arismendi out on loan to an npower Championship club in order to boost his experience of English football.
