"on its quest" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an ongoing action or journey that someone is undertaking. For example, "The brave knight set off on its quest to find the lost treasure."
At the moment we have little information about the specific research direction Calico will take on its quest to defeat aging.
Snap today took another step on its quest to truly become the "camera company" it says it is.
On its quest to win your heart, this film is carrying one of the most ephemeral elements a television project can bear, whimsy.
Ranging from physics to philosophy, traffic planning to the rhythms of the marketplace, Critical Mass fizzes with ideas and insights on its quest for a science of society.
And today, in what the Palestinian Authority considers a blessing on its quest for independence, the pope entered its territory with the full pomp of an official visit.
In a speech on "victory day", Mr Xi said the party had played a "decisive role" in defeating Japan and was "leading the Chinese nation on its quest for great revival".
His group, made up of experts in aviation, mountain terrain, hiking and climbing, has set no limit on the length of its quest.
OUTLOOK: Burroughs keeps rolling on in its quest to repeat as Pacific League champion, a title they shared with Burbank.
A16 DOWNTOWN -- With holiday crowds mobbing Times Square and Rockefeller Center, it sometimes feels as if the rest of the city has moved on in its quest for closure.
As for the audience, as the film staggers on in its quest to give us entertainment satisfaction or death, we're tempted to identity with the movie's first victim, a woman in a tracksuit banging her head against the glass, ready to get this painful sight over with.
However, to continue to strengthen food policy will require South African policy makers to address the implicit tension between good food policy on one hand and its quest to increase regional trade and attract investment on the other, as the latter reinforces industry intentions to increase regional markets for less healthy commodities (3).
