"seek to present" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to attempt or try to introduce or showcase something. Example: In her presentation, the speaker sought to present the latest research on climate change.
" It is understandable, then, that Mr. Choi doesn't seek to present himself as some sort of novelty candidate.
Both changes seek to present Isis as a permanent state, one with an army, and a new generation of recruits on the way.
Some organisations that seek to present themselves as a gateway to the Muslim community are showered with public money despite doing little to combat extremism.
"It says a lot about Mr Rudd that quite some time after the event he would seek to present an account of them in correspondence he would write to me with the clear intention of subsequently releasing it," he said.
In a statement, Thirteen/WNET, the local public television station, said, "We seek to present programs that fairly represent reality, and we leave it up to our viewers to draw their own conclusions, using their own good judgment and intelligence".
One of the stories said that, going forward, the candidate would seek to present a more likable side, demonstrating that she possesses a sense of humor and a beating heart.
Yehoshua seeks to present two worlds, those of Israel's Jewish majority and its Arab minority.
Until now, Ford and Firestone sought to present a united front.
He sought to present himself as a legitimate historian with contrarian views on the Holocaust.
Thus he seeks to present himself as some sort of victim.
The article quoted Fox executives who said they sought to present fair and balanced news coverage.
