The phrase "serve communities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any context where someone is working for the benefit of a group of people or a community. For example, "He spent his entire career serving the local community by providing legal advice to those in need."
Parker, who fought for other measures to force broadcasters to more widely serve communities, was head of the UCC's office of communications from its founding in 1957 until his retirement in 1983.
The goal is to have districts that promote competition and serve communities fairly.
"We produce students, we produce jobs, we serve communities," she added.
These two serve communities with many immigrants and poor people who have no health insurance.
The Patch team across the country has served and will continue to serve communities with journalism and technology platforms.
Affected communities and conservation groups generally credit the MacArthur and Cowell foundations, among others, with doing much to serve communities.
Evangelising about their Christianity is part of the programme, but they say they serve communities regardless of their religion and that no one is forced to convert.
The core aim of the activist academies should be to serve communities and improve people's lives, through empowering members and supporters.
This comprehensive school enjoys several advantages over others just a few miles away which serve communities which are among this country's most disadvantaged.
The museum literature says, "Our goal is to serve communities, seek out and learn their visions and work to bring them to being".
So far, the names have stayed the same among the small utilities that serve communities from the Mississippi to the Atlantic, and from Maine to Florida.
