The phrase "as it serves to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate the purpose or function of something in a sentence.
Example: "The new policy was implemented as it serves to improve employee productivity."
Alternatives: "since it helps to" or "because it functions to".
Nonetheless, Israel will likely continue to nurture its partnership with Eritrea as long as it serves to weaken Iran's capacity to use East Africa to expand Tehran's strategic depth.
The absence of ribosome associated inhibitor A could interrupt E. coli growth cycles as it serves to minimise translational errors25.
Here, we consider aging as it affects the heart and great vessels and as it serves to influence and support, if not cause, age-related cardiac diseases.
Females virtually never give the full sequence of the long call, as it serves to space males and attract sexually receptive females.
This slurp of oxygen may do more damage than good, as it serves to reinforce the lifelessness of her co-stars.
The law "would have an impact on my visit as it serves to discourage people from fully disclosing information," Crépeau said.
In ancient Roman architecture the pilaster gradually became more and more decorative rather than structural, as it served to break up an otherwise empty expanse of wall.
Yet the timing was particularly poor for the BBC, as it served to highlight another issue which has nothing to do with television, namely radio.
Dr Asbridge reveals how this shattering conflict brought Saladin and Richard to their knees, even as it served to forge their legends.
The episode received much attention as it served to provide commentary on the Terri Schiavo case, originally airing just one day before Schiavo died.
The traditional networking among women in Egypt had a multiplier effect as it served to spread the message to other households.
