The phrase "a significant effort of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the amount of work or resources dedicated to a particular task or project.
Example: "The team put in a significant effort of time and resources to complete the project ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "a considerable amount of effort" or "a substantial effort in".
A significant effort of the staff is aimed at developing synchrotron radiation experimental facilities and methods.
These reductions represent a significant effort of successful nutrient conservation by the farms in the study.
This was not the first time that Gloria undertook a significant effort of service.
The scope of the Database article includes a significant effort of data collection from either pharmacology experiments, population databases, and/or is curated from the published literature or various public databases.
The magnitude of these data seems to confer an endemic dimension to this health care problem, implying not only a greater engagement of physicians but also a significant effort of health care systems to improve AF prevention and treatment and to facilitate the organization of social interventions for the cure of its consequences.
"There will be a significant effort on the part of all in the administration to press forward.
The implementing NGO, CENESTA, has also made a significant effort to collect copies of all of the key documents.
"Although we have made a significant effort to inform residents of our intentions, we apologise if applying the rules in this targeted manner has upset families," he said.
We made a significant effort to increase the useability of this robot, both for ourselves to aid in debugging, and for the general user.
Researchers have invested a significant effort to increase the sensitivity of such methods.
In spite of a significant effort, the etiopathogenesis of SSc remains unknown.
