The phrase "seek to experience" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to actively try to have a particular experience or to put effort into finding and having an experience. Example: The adventurous couple sought to experience the thrill of skydiving on their vacation. In this sentence, "seek to experience" is used to show the couple's intention or goal of actively trying to have the experience of skydiving.
Understanding transformation processes contributes to marketers' ability to design and deliver offerings that are beneficial to customers and that consumers seek to experience.
A survey of Chinese travel operators paints a picture of their clients as a focused group of travelers who seek to experience diverse aspects of the world's cultures on trips while also making the best possible use of the time available.
We seek to experience a world filled with pleasurable moments and absent of unpleasant ones.
Joy is an emotion that many people seek to experience, but Dr. Brené Brown says it often brings with it a feeling of terror.
The notion that the best defense is a good offense applies in contact sports, but not so well in the kind of contact that we seek to experience in intimate partnerships.
Adventure Classic Gaming stated that, though the game has some "annoying flaws," it "can be quite charming to play if you seek to experience the thrill of being a high-tech spy infiltrating an enemy stronghold in a foreign land," and that it "offers up a decent story and interesting characters set in an alternate reality of cold war espionage".
Nearly a year later, Aizpitarte accepted the overture, just as his head chef Paul Boudier sought to experience life outside of France.
The Sufis sought to experience divinity through meditative or ecstatic practices such as the dhikr (the chanting of the names of God).
As a religious Jew, I went on pilgrimages to mosques and holy places, seeking to experience something of the devotional life of my neighbors.
Richard Burton, the British traveler and writer, sought to experience the inner life of Islam by making the pilgrimage to Mecca in the guise of a Muslim in 1853.
The Nai'a Guide serves as an ecological conscience for tourists seeking to experience Hawaiian spinner dolphins responsibly.
