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"that strive to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate the subject or group of individuals who are working towards a particular goal or objective. It is often used to introduce a list of actions or efforts being made to achieve something. Example: "The students, that strive to excel in their studies, are often rewarded with scholarships." In this sentence, "that strive to" introduces the group of students who are putting in effort to achieve success in their studies.
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The past few years have seen a proliferation of works that strive to give a fuller treatment of Rimbaud.
And even schools that strive to put more students in the yearbook can fall short of their goals.
Rather, they are, for the most part, more traditional journalists from organizations that strive to approach the news with objectivity.
There are also the earnest, spiritual or philosophical bios, adult-yearbook quotations that strive to say something profound about society or the universe.
Certainly there are many highly praised programs across the country that strive to do that for girls, some of which I have visited.
The products are sold nationwide in specialty food markets, and the cheese is listed on the menus of New York restaurants that strive to use locally produced ingredients.
As a society, we approve of charities that strive to become more commercially efficient and back them with publicly funded capacity building and grants.
Mr. Maazel conducts Mahler with cool expressivity, exacting execution and musical integrity, a refreshing break from Mahler performances that strive to express the inexpressible.
He is affiliated with the Symphonic Love Foundation and other organisations that strive to bring love, hope and the arts to children in need".
But in fact such fanatics account for only a tenth of its customers and just 3.5% of its revenue.On this view, companies that strive to differentiate themselves from their competitors' brands are mostly wasting their time.
However, molecular microbiological methods that strive to provide that data are being developed rapidly.
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