1. serving to help or promote; being useful to a particular purpose or end
Usage: present participle of subserve; formal

Examples

• The new policy is subserving the company’s goal of reducing costs.
• These reforms are subserving the broader objective of educational improvement.
• The committee’s recommendations are subserving the public interest.
• His actions were subserving his own political ambitions.
• The research is subserving the development of new medical treatments.
• The organization’s efforts are subserving environmental conservation.