...，以... introduces purpose/basis means by/for/with the aim of..., often in formal clause linking.
Purpose/means linker - connects preceding action to intended goal
Formal written utility - concise strategy/explanation framing
Result-oriented expression - often policy, planning, or method context
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Purpose relation should be explicit
- Ensure second part is clear objective/basis.
Register tends formal
- Spoken alternatives may use 為了/來.
Avoid vague goal phrase
- Keep intention concrete.
The company adjusted process to improve efficiency.
We tested in advance to reduce risk.
He practiced repeatedly to seek stable performance.
The team divided work to ensure schedule progress.
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