The phrase "mission of bringing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a purpose or goal of bringing something to a certain place or group. Example: The organization's mission of bringing clean water to rural communities has significantly improved the health and well-being of the local residents.
And Mr. Patry and his father share the mission of bringing buttermilk, possibly in smoothie form, back to the masses.
Of course, the head contains a lot else, too, which Kawara made a mission of bringing to rigorous order.
From there, he moved to Mendeley to pursue his mission of bringing modern network efficiencies to academic research.
Your patronage supports the Museum's core mission of bringing art into everyday life through experience and educational programming.
The Hudson Valley Music Club is nearly 80 years old and still following its original mission of bringing "quality music to members during the day at reasonable prices".
With his wife Helen, he added greatly to the mission of bringing the best research in vision science to many in New York affected with impaired vision.
As a result, Pitcom was not fulfilling its stated mission of bringing the white light of IT to the lumpen masses of MPs and Lords.
Radical engagement with the community provides a way forward for us without compromising our core mission of bringing internet access into the Commons.
The show, which closes in Los Angeles on Sunday and opens in Denver on March 11, is the creation of the Montreal-based group 7 Fingers, founded in 2002 with the mission of bringing circus to a human scale.
Guerrilla Girls, American group of art activists, founded in 1985 with the twofold mission of bringing attention to women artists and artists of colour and exposing the domination of white males in the art establishment.
Even as the grousing about his team's performance and the scrutiny of his personal finances persist, Schiano continues to believe in his mission of bringing a national title to New Jersey.
