"I've strived" is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that you have worked hard and persistently in order to achieve a goal. Example: "I've strived to become the best student in my class, and I'm proud to say that I've achieved it."
This is where I started and this is what I've strived to get back to.
That's what I've strived for my whole career -- make the plays when the ball's hit to me".
"It's something I've strived for my whole life, really, trying to be the best that I can at anything, really," he said.
In following the ducks' illusory trail, he writes, "I've strived to raise, if only by a megapixel or two, the resolution of my own mental model of the world".
If I can do my bit, that will be what I've strived to accomplish in it.
"I've been an assistant for nigh on 13 years so it's something I've strived to get, now I'm here I plan to do a good job," he told BBC Radio Manchester.
It's worth the effort, though, to get right, and that's what I've striven for since, to the point of curing my own guanciale at home, which is less difficult than it sounds.
While sharing journalistic resources, the editors of The Independent and i have strived to give the papers a different look and feel.
"For the last 10 years, I have strived to build on what I've learned and I have dedicated my life to educating others on the environmental impacts of plastic pollution on our precious, natural resources," Maher said in his statement.
I have strived to be a better listener since, and to drop what I was doing whenever they needed me".
Having learned from these influential individuals, I have strived to be who I am whether it be in my personal life or in my professional career.
