The phrase "strived to showcase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing efforts made to present or highlight something effectively.
Example: "The artist strived to showcase her unique perspective through her latest exhibition."
Alternatives: "endeavored to display" or "worked to highlight".
When planning this summit we strived to showcase individuals and companies that share this mission.
Since the first Disrupt, TechCrunch has strived to showcase startups upending traditional paradigms.
"We have painstakingly strived to showcase her life just as she lived it: fiercely, with love, laughter, outrageous activities, and conversations that made you laugh, surprised you and always made you grateful to be a small part of her life.
Most known for her feminist stance, Graupe-Pillard stoiveshowcasewcase the body, both male and female, as a means of portraying equality.
Kutzbach says he is always striving to showcase the work that goes into the production of the garments for the Ingrato project in new and different ways.
Maximize life's quantity and quality, love and be loved, and strive to embrace and showcase perfection!
Breathing involves the contrasting symmetry of inhaling and exhaling and with the same consistency and urgency you can strive to embrace and showcase perfection as life exists to do.
Describing the mansion as "truly legendary," she said that in preparing the showcase her designers had not disturbed its historical features but had strived to show that "yesterday's architecture is compatible with today's lifestyle".
Ms. Baer strived to accomplish just that.
Example: Mankind has always strived to create.
It's why companies like Portfolium and Strive Talent are finding creative ways to showcase skills and are boycotting traditional experience-based resumés.
