The phrase "also attempts to evaluate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the goals or objectives of a study, paper, or analysis that includes an evaluative component.
Example: "The research paper not only presents new findings but also attempts to evaluate the implications of these results on future studies."
Alternatives: "also seeks to assess" or "also aims to analyze".
It also attempts to evaluate the technical, semantic or sociological obstacles for the implementation of such system.
It also attempts to evaluate the outcome of stated goals of this transformation which was primarily a robust reduction in GHG emissions.
The paper also attempts to evaluate a number of policies designed to reduce the burden of phasing out energy subsidies on consumers.
Also, attempts to evaluate diagnostic tests for BTB in naturally infected cattle are scarce and mostly complicated by the absence of knowledge of the true disease status of the tested animals.
This study also attempts to evaluate if there is a difference between patients' perception of the GP's role and the GP's activeness in bringing up weight during the consultation if the patient has already has an obesity related disease.
Some previous studies have also attempted to evaluate the usefulness of the fascia iliaca block.
The Working Group on California Earthquake Probabilities (1995) and Savage and Simpson (1997) also attempted to evaluate a scalar moment rate from GPS data.
In particular, we also attempt to evaluate the effects on subgroups of the population, especially those who are at risk of being affected by a minimum wage increase, such as young adults, female and low-skilled workers.
We also attempted to evaluate the difference in gut microbiota composition in remission and attack periods of disease in the "pure" form, when the genetic, phenotypic and environmental variables are removed from the analysis.
We also attempted to evaluate the effects of TIMP-1/GFP overexpression on actin cytoskeleton, but after nearly 70 h in culture transfected cells were not longer individualised and their extensions and growth cones were intermingled with surrounding neurons (Fig. S4).
We also attempted to evaluate the diversity of antigens targeted by the phage-Ab repository through two independent approaches (see Text S1), and believe that a conservative figure combining both approaches could be anything between 10 and 20 clones per target.
