"serve to replace" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the function or purpose of something in a sentence. Here is an example: "The new technology is designed to serve to replace outdated equipment in the production line." In this sentence, "serve to replace" is used to explain the intended purpose of the new technology - to replace the old equipment in the production line.
In addition, there exist undifferentiated dividing cells that lie in the crypts between the intestinal villi and serve to replace the other cell types when they become damaged or worn out.
Through his engineering consulting firm, Ecoingenieria, and a growing clutch of processing and construction subsidiaries, Mr. Salazar has developed a business recycling potentially hazardous debris into inexpensive, prefabricated housing parts that serve to replace concrete.
In this study, uniformly distributed elastic crossties serve to replace the traditional single, or several cross-ties, aiming to delay "mode localization".
Also of note, the top reading hours are 10-11 PM, which shows that Flipboard can also serve to replace the nightly news, too, if you prefer reading the news to watching it.
Sure, you've said you support D.C. voting rights and have spent plenty of time eating out at our local restaurants, but hey, no amount of Ben's Chili Bowl will serve to replace the simple democratic rights we lack.
Without sulphate, growth of T. reesei on cellulose in light is severely perturbed and methionine cannot serve to replace sulphate as sulphur source under these conditions [ 41].
As Kågeson[108] asserts, this wording served to replace ACEA's condition in an earlier outline proposal that 'no negative measures against diesel-fuelled cars' should be taken.
The app serves to replace the iPhone's built-in camera with a number of additional options for editing and sharing photos.
The app serves to replace the earlier, also GIF-focused, Blippy iOS app, that was pulled from the App Store back in September.
High level of communication and lobbying activities between the car industry and political decision makers succeeded in shaping European and national policy design that served to replace effective climate regulation[97].
Additionally, the company announced the technical preview of its Skype for Business client, which serves to replace Microsoft Lync in the enterprise with a communications experience that better resembles that of the popular, consumer-facing Skype service.
