The phrase "are working to define" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing efforts or initiatives aimed at clarifying or establishing the meaning of something.
Example: "The committee members are working to define the new policies that will guide our operations moving forward."
Alternatives: "are striving to clarify" or "are attempting to establish".
Among other tasks, federal health officials are working to define "essential benefits" to be provided by all insurers, writing regulations for a new long-term care insurance program and weighing dozens of requests from states, employers and labor unions for exemptions from various requirements.
Right now teams are working to define a fixed number of processes for future rollouts.
In that, we are working to define computational thinking as a transferable skill that does not only belong to the field of computer science.
Taking on this goal also means that we are working to define thriving in tangible terms.
For example, believing that the current institutions that provide institutional financial support for our field are severely stuck, we are working to define and catalyze a very, very different social financial services sector.
International academic collaborations of clinicians and scientists, such as the ENIGMA consortium, are working to define a rigorous and consistent approach for variant classification [ 15].
He said the organization was working to define standards for the scans.
John R. Allen, the retired general who used to lead the Afghan campaign, has been working to define what those requirements would be in any West Bank territory that is handed back to the Palestinians.
A Matter of Control On Wednesday, Emmert noted that the N.C.A.A. was working to define phrases like "lack of institutional control" to separate the behavior of an institution from the behavior of an individual.
"This is an idea that people are finding very compelling, and especially compelling now because with changing climate, species will need the capacity to move," said Norman Christensen, a professor of ecology at Duke University, whose team is working to define corridors in Central America, India and Africa.
The company has been working to define itself as a software company.
