The phrase "interested to do" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a common phrase used to express someone's desire or willingness to do something. Example: I am very interested to do the project.
Part of what I'm interested to do is to understand them.
If he's interested in wanting to work with us, we're going to be there waiting and interested to do so.
But the main thing I was interested to do was to make a romance of two 12-year-olds.
You cannot get labour because no workers interested to do that work even many of the worker will go for grading and peeling like that.
"The government was not interested to do anything about contemporary art so it was left up to individuals to start taking responsibility for the scene and to build their own initiatives".
And there are several of that kind of discussions ongoing, even with major industry players that seems to be interested to do this.
In the interim, the industry is pledged to work with the F.D.A. and other interested parties to do our part to reduce or eliminate medical tubing connection errors.
In late April, however, Luz announced that he would not draw the prophet again, saying it no longer interested him to do so.
Usaid has been faulted repeatedly for its oversight of its operations, and there is no shortage of interested parties to do the faulting.
"I challenge all the interested parties to do what the democratic thing would be and let the voters decide," Mr. Bloomberg said at a news conference in Queens.
Everything from, "Do you specialize in the areas that I am interested in?" to, "Do you really want to work with me?" are fair game.
