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The phrase "are trying to optimize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to improve efficiency, performance, or effectiveness in a particular context.
Example: "The team are trying to optimize the software to enhance user experience and reduce loading times."
Alternatives: "are working to improve" or "are aiming to enhance".
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However, before we can use optimization for parameter fitting, we have to know what we are trying to optimize.
Whereas engineers are trying to optimize performance, our aim is to model biological brains.
It could be that being a sports coach is probably an easier job in many ways than being a governor of a large state, [because] you are trying to optimize one thing — you're trying to maximize your chances of winning.
There are other trials underway that are trying to optimize the dose of rifampin for shortened TB treatment; while these are completed, our data and those of other recently completed trials suggest that treatment outcomes may be improved by using these higher doses in some patients.
Some studies are trying to optimize the energy efficiency [21].
"Businesses are trying to optimize processes, and they want better decision making.
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Ashima is trying to optimize.
We are revisiting our cost structure, which we do regularly anyway, and we're trying to optimize ourselves to be the most efficient provider in the market place.
WHITNEY JOHNSON: So, at the low end of the curve — and, again, we're trying to optimize for innovation, right?
The oil and gas industry has been trying to optimize the reuse of slickwater fracturing flowback fluids to help reduce the use of freshwater.
What kind of lighting do we need on city streets if we're trying to optimize for radar vision instead of human sight?
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