The phrase "active attempts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe efforts that are deliberate and ongoing, often in the context of trying to achieve a specific goal.
Example: "The researchers made active attempts to engage the community in their study to ensure diverse participation."
Alternatives: "deliberate efforts" or "concerted attempts".
And our active attempts to seek out minority candidates were ongoing.
But active attempts to affirm reproductive rights are not unheard of.
They quash active attempts to immerse ourselves, knee-deep in the bogs and fescue grass of the British countryside.
Snowden is a flight risk because of the substantial charges he is facing and his current and active attempts to remain a fugitive".
In the view of Peter Post, the director of the Emily Post Institute and the author of "Essential Manners for Men," the key is to acknowledge the misstep and then make active attempts at redress.
The current climate of McCarthyism within some segments of feminism and the left is so ingrained and toxic that there are active attempts to outlaw some views because they cause offence.
An active attack attempts to alter the watermarking resources or to affect their operation, whereas a passive attack, without doing that, attempts to know or exploit watermarking information.
An active attack attempts to destroy or alter the data packets and routing messages being exchanged in the network and it is very harmful to the network security.
However, the high calorific consumption during both seated and activity enhanced video game play highlights the need for an active attempt to restrict snacking whilst playing video games.
Get active Attempting to shed pounds through exercise alone can be very hard work.
And yet I wonder: what I wrote above was an active attempt on my part to sympathise with Abdul-Rahman Peter Kassig, Alan Henning, Steven Sotloff, James Foley and David Haines in the last moments of their lives.
