The phrase "also attempted to draw" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an effort made in addition to other actions, particularly in artistic or illustrative contexts.
Example: "In addition to writing the story, she also attempted to draw the main characters to bring them to life."
Alternatives: "also tried to illustrate" or "also sought to depict".
He's also attempting to draw development to places like the Northwest Inlet and Gardner's Basin; quaint oceanfront neighbourhoods serving a clientele decidedly different from that of casinos.
Something I've been struggling with in such scenes is whether David Simon and the other writers, while clearly celebrating the civic spirit and the souls of those just above the bottom who strive to help those below, are also attempting to draw some equivalence between the intoxicated behaviour of the dope fiends and that of the police and politicians.
Rawls also attempts to draw empirical support for his stability argument from the literature on the democratic peace.
They are also attempting to draw attention away from the failure to address real and extreme deficits in basic infrastructure, education, healthcare, or other fundamentals of governmental responsibility.
Trump was also attempting to draw attention away from growing questions about the unethical practices of the now defunct Trump University, which is the subject of a federal lawsuit that has resulted in the release of embarrassing testimony from former employees.
The project attempted to draw comparisons between schemes, but this proved to be extremely difficult.
We have attempted to draw conclusions that are relevant and useful to asthma caregivers.
Some authors have attempted to draw clinical significance from genotype phenotype correlation in JATD.
Also, the text attempts to draw the link between these research themes and expose any inter-relationships, and discuss the physics behind some of the sustainability models presented to analyze the automobile sustainability.
An "air hashtag" also looks tricky: attempting to draw out the # symbol with a finger takes four time-consuming strokes, and makes you look as if you've paused mid-thought to bust out a hand-jive to the imaginary music in your head.
