The phrase "all attempts for" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and may lead to confusion regarding what is being attempted or for what purpose.
Example: "All attempts for resolving the issue have been unsuccessful."
Alternatives: "all efforts to" or "all attempts to".
All attempts for retrial on the ground of false identification failed.
"What party is it that is opposing all attempts for us to move toward energy self-sufficiency?
What ensued over the next 72 hours not only overtook all attempts for a happy family celebration but also made us prisoners in our own home.
The difficult childhoods and lack of relationship skills thwarted all attempts for successful matrimony for Sjanna Leighton, 67, and Peter Leighton, 70, until, in midlife, they found they were in a different place, but also a familiar one.
When all attempts for a peaceful return of Sita fail, Rama declares war on Ravana's Lanka.
"A prisoner... discovers the impossibility of his escape, as well when he considers the obstinacy of the gaoler, as the walls and bars with which he is surrounded," David Hume wrote in 1748, "and, in all attempts for his freedom, chooses rather to work upon the stone and iron of the one, than upon the inflexible nature of the other".
Of the women who didn't have a caesarean, only one was given pain relief, despite the others all attempting to ask for it through hand gestures.
After exhausting all the medical attempts for treatment at the primary and secondary care facilities as well as local healers, patients are referred to RICK.
After exhausting all the medical attempts for treatment at the primary and secondary care facilities as well as local healers, patients are referred to RICK or NCI-GU depend on the proximity to the patient's resident.
Their usernames (Reborn Cobra, Dionysus, PassionGuy83, the punisher, beast 2013) are all strained attempts for Bold Masculinity, audacious and "cool" only in the way the names of cartoon villains or your newly single dad's AdultFriendFinder handle is "cool".
The Arctic ice cap has for a century or more prevented virtually all attempts to drill for the large oil and gas reserves buried below the sea floor.
