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The phrase "are to save" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a purpose or intention, often in formal or instructional contexts.
Example: "The funds allocated for this project are to save energy and reduce costs."
Alternatives: "are intended to save" or "are meant to save".
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The new personnel cuts, which will touch every department, are to save $16.5 million in pay and benefits, whereas the March layoffs yielded $8 million in savings.
Awareness is vital if we are to save lives.
If we are to save the wounded, we must have blood".
"The immediate goals of the aid operation are to save lives and prevent a famine.
If we are to save our Jewish and democratic Israel, Bibi must go.
So the resolution we have just adopted is our necessary response if we are to save the people of Darfur".
Poor countries, it is now clear, must violate this contract if they are to save their people from AIDS.
They must if they are to save Lewis from spending the rest of his life in jail.
Which one you want depends on how eager you are to save the edits to your photos, and the way you have them organized.
It causes the bile to rise in anger and disgust, but there is little time to moan if they are to save the next elephant.
There are, to save you counting, 24 large flowers (one per window, got it?) and over 5,000 small ones, with in-between sizes, too.
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