The phrase "a main effort in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a primary focus or significant undertaking within a specific context or project.
Example: "Our team has identified a main effort in improving customer satisfaction through enhanced service training."
Alternatives: "a primary focus on" or "a key initiative in".
These data suggest that the main effort in developing a SNP panel for forensic purposes should be mainly directed towards the selection of universal forensic SNPs to be used and on typing admixed populations in order to confirm the worldwide balance of allele frequencies of SNPs.
A major reason why teams fail to use main effort in their businesses is because they're afraid they will pick the wrong priority (or vulnerable point), and they don't know how to communicate.
Much like MPB, the main effort in installing Meep lies in installing the various prerequisite packages.
But the main effort in the early 90's focused on multicampus applications for grants from foundations and federal agencies.
Much like [[MPB Installation|MPB]], the main effort in installing Meep lies in installing the various prerequisite packages.
The problem with Sangin is that it may not be on the main effort in the minds of the British military planners and directors, but is very much on the main effort of Helmand's wiliest narco-traffickers.
This effort put Mr. Smith at odds with most of the other family members, whose main effort in the early years was to collect from Pan Am for its failure to prevent the bomb from being smuggled aboard the flight in the first place.
American officials have said that their main effort in the next few weeks will be to communicate to the Iranian people that the nuclear program, and the sanctions it has prompted, is deepening Iran's isolation and making unemployment there worse.
Mr Hague said Britain's "main effort" in the Syrian conflict would continue to be helping people inside the country.
