The phrase "alongside efforts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is happening in conjunction with other efforts or actions.
Example: "The organization is working alongside efforts to improve community health and well-being."
Alternatives: "in conjunction with efforts" or "together with efforts".
Alongside efforts to strengthen our health systems I have launched a campaign in my country to tackle the non-medical causes and contributory factors which so influence maternal health.
The IHME says that breast and cervical cancer need to be tackled alongside efforts to improve maternal and reproductive health.
Known as Anvil, it was meant to work alongside efforts like outreach to youth and training for some police officers, prosecutors and judges.
But their defence could not contain Huddersfield after the break, with McGilvary completing his treble alongside efforts from Brett Ferres, Joe Wardle and Ta'ai again.
Since then, cultural values – including an insistence on wearing Bhutanese national dress in public – have been promoted alongside efforts to maintain sustainable development and to preserve Bhutan's natural environment.
Some latched on to last December's National Intelligence Estimate NIEE) from America's spying agencies saying that, alongside efforts to enrich uranium, Iran had been doing secret work on warheads but called it off in 2003.
Alongside these efforts to clean the city were new programmes to green it.
As for the spectacular creativity of early modern Europe, this somehow flourished alongside bloodcurdling efforts at mind control.
And alongside these efforts come the usual politicking and promotion of political agendas that take place after a natural disaster.
Innovative policies are needed to change what and how much we eat, alongside voluntary efforts by the food industry to make healthier choices easier and more desirable.
Moving into Ukraine would give it access to another potentially significant production area, alongside its efforts in China, South Africa, Canada and Brazil, said Iain Pyle, an analyst at Bernstein Research in London.
