The phrase "also attempt to push" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to encourage or promote something in addition to other actions being taken.
Example: "In our strategy meeting, we will also attempt to push for more funding for the project."
Alternatives: "also try to promote" or "also seek to advance".
He will also attempt to push through legislation to overturn Japan's constitutional ban on collective self-defence, enabling its troops to fight overseas in the defence of allies – most likely the US – for the first time since the end of the second world war.
Mifid, which was first implemented four years ago to open up financial markets across the EU to competition, may also attempt to push the trading of derivatives products that currently takes place "over the counter" onto regulated exchanges or through clearing houses in an effort to reduce risk.
Sainsbury, which operates the Shaw's chain, is also attempting to push further into the American grocery business through acquisitions.
Acknowledging that some regions were "dealing with a serious uptick" in crime, Earnest said the administration was devoting "serious consideration" to this while also attempting to push an overhaul of the criminal justice system through Congress.
Acosta also attempted to push through the NYC defense....but once again, there was no way through.
Attempt to push income into the future.
United players should attempt to push him onto his left foot, thus minimising scoring opportunities.
Another genre consists of experimental works that attempt to push the boundaries of game engines.
Attempt to push yourself a little further down each time.
He also suggested that ministers are attempting to push reforms through in a way that is "disruptive, damaging and pernicious".
He also cited Ramadan, and said the enemy was "attempting to push back on us" in response to the new security operation.
