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The phrase "a conscientious attempt to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a careful and deliberate effort to achieve something or address an issue.
Example: "The team made a conscientious attempt to improve communication among members to enhance collaboration."
Alternatives: "a diligent effort to" or "a careful endeavor to".
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Mears makes a conscientious attempt to disentangle the conflicting strands of Grès's biography, with inconclusive results.
Still, "Patriotic Betrayal" is a conscientious attempt to take the full measure of an iconic piece of Cold War subterfuge.
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A conscientious attempt at gathering data from all socioeconomic groups would allow researchers and policy-makers to work towards prevention of low birthweight as well as reduction of social disparities in child health.
May's prime ministership can be usefully understood as a long-running, conscientious attempt to defer the moment when that happens.
In that context it is surprising that, until Siobhain Butterworth's conscientious attempt to deal with the issue, months had gone by with little response from the newspaper despite eleven letters from David Elstein.
I am grateful to Michael Ruse for his interest in my views, and in his conscientious attempt to present them accurately.
Such a talent tarnishes quickly without a conscientious effort to keep it bright.
By making a conscientious effort to minimize the harm to others, you responded appropriately.
The key, it seems, is making a conscientious effort to develop the necessary skills early on.
The revised order was a conscientious effort to meet the objections of the Ninth Circuit.
The news that an American lawyer, Brandon Mayfield, was released after being improperly detained in connection with the Madrid terror bombing points out the reality that even the most conscientious attempts to pursue justice can go astray.
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