efterstræbes
efterstræbes is the present passive/impersonal form of the Danish verb efterstræbe, meaning "to be sought after", "to be aimed for" or "to be endeavoured". The form efterstræbes is commonly used in formal and administrative language to express that a certain outcome is desired or pursued without naming a specific agent.
efterstræbes functions as a passive construction and is often used impersonally: the actor is either unknown
The word is frequent in legal texts, government reports, policy documents and formal correspondence where neutral,
efterstræbes derives from efterstræbe (efter + stræbe "to strive"), rooted in Germanic vocabulary for striving or seeking.