'strive to fix' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you wish to express that you are determined to resolve or overcome a problem or issue. For example, "We must strive to fix the problem of global warming before it becomes irreversible."
Those of us who are in it because we strive to fix the world, who know that the going is always going to be tough at some point, are going to be here sticking it out.
Thus it's important that we strive to fix attention where it belongs, on our civil rights.
If there is something in your book that they do not like, strive to fix it.
His strategists are striving to fix this lack of definition.
"I have always striven to fix beauty in wood or stone or glass or pottery, in oil or water colour, by using whatever seemed fittest," Tiffany wrote in a 1916 magazine article.
Russia exports about three million barrels per day of refined product, compared with four million barrels of crude.Rather than striving to fix the refining subsidies, this project has largely been abandoned under the new program, in favor of companies that actually explore and drill for oil, critical to Russia's economy and accounting for 17 percent of gross domestic product.
Rather than sifting through Muslims' religious texts, theological tracts and medieval polemical disputes, those agonizing over the "problem" of Islam would do well to ponder the concrete reality of real, living Muslims and seek to fix it rather than striving to fix Islam.
But then again, striving mightily to fix "broken" Washington always goes down well with voters.
In instances when hardware needs to be fixed, we strive to make it painless".
We strive to get better".
Strive to make each day positive.
