The phrase "seek to write" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It means to try or attempt to write something. You can use it in a sentence when discussing someone's motivation or intention to write. Example: "As a journalist, I seek to write articles that shed light on important social issues and inspire change."
Methodologically, I seek to write history that moves across regional, imperial, and national boundaries, integrating diverse stories normally told separately.
This contradiction has been accentuated as the Sandinistas seek to write a Constitution to replace the series of decrees under which they have ruled.
They said early elections would benefit the Brotherhood and the old governing party, which they warned would seek to write a constitution that centralizes power, much like the old one.
Indeed, those who seek to write nuclear off completely are missing what could be extraordinary, breakthrough developments on the horizon with hybrid technologies that might — relatively shortly — completely reshape the way we think about nuclear energy.
Jeff Clayton, the executive director for the American Bail Coalition in Lakewood, Colo., said he expected that some New Jersey bail agents would seek to write immigration bail bonds as a way to make up for lost business.
"It was never my intention to bring harm to any reader of this valued community, particularly those for whom I seek to write and empower … I don't wish to clarify, defend or have anyone defend me.
"What some sought to write off as a youthful prank had in reality potentially deadly consequences".
In all of his work he sought to write with "photographic exactness" of the real West.
Mr. Nova denied this, saying his investigators sought to write a balanced report.
An activist who sought to write the wrongs of the world.
Instead, he has sought to write the most comprehensive, objective and readable guide to al-Qaeda's emergence.
