in order to do sth
prep. phr..prep. phr.. you use this to explain the purpose or reason for an action.
prep. phr.. a complex prepositional phrase used to introduce a subordinate clause of purpose, followed by an infinitive verb.
I woke up early in order to finish my homework.
She saved money for three years in order to buy a small apartment in the city center.
The government implemented stricter environmental regulations in order to reduce carbon emissions and meet international climate targets by the end of the decade.
followed by the base form of a verb; often shortened to just 'to' in casual conversation.
contrast with 'so that' which requires a subject and a modal verb like 'can' or 'will' instead of an infinitive.
in order to doing itin order to do itthe phrase must be followed by the infinitive form of the verb, not the gerund.