The phrase 'strive to follow' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express the idea of making an effort to do something. For example: "We must strive to follow the steps outlined in the plan so that we can achieve our goals."
Dad, you set the example we strive to follow.
He set a standard of leadership that we strive to follow.
This goodness has been based on biblical standards throughout our history and we will strive to follow those morals".
Speaking in French, Issoufou quipped that students in Niger could strive to follow the "Cissé model" of scientific accomplishment.
Those who condemn Ms. Chavez for advising against seeking government entitlements should instead take pride in her accomplishments and ecumenism and strive to follow her example.
You set such high standards for yourself in every area of your life and we will strive to follow your example of excellence.
These cults may appeal on a variety of levels, not just to those of limited intelligence or those who lack friends; some join cults because of the appeal of idealism (e.g., "striving to follow the truth," "striving to follow God," "searching for answers to promote world peace," "striving for a new order") or perhaps for the strong sense of community and friendships.
Agus strives to follow his own injunctions.
Other legislatures were already striving to follow Arizona's model.
NECC had said it always strove to follow the laws in the states it operated in.
That's the irony: "The Sopranos" strives to follow its own rhythms with original, intelligent, soulful characters, which is what makes it so admired and successful, while "Six Feet Under" strives to follow "The Sopranos".
