The phrase "also endeavors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or attempts to achieve something in addition to other actions or goals.
Example: "In addition to improving customer service, the company also endeavors to enhance product quality."
Alternatives: "also strives" or "also aims".
The agency also endeavors to mirror Pennsylvania, which reuses flowback water for subsequent fracturing operations.
The paper also endeavors to unfold the relationship and significance of cement interaction with three different superplasticisers.
The writer also endeavors to be fair, giving credit to Bush for insisting that Muslims are part of the "stew" of American society, for the president's stance on AIDS in Africa and for strong leadership — albeit in a direction Kinsley deplores — on Iraq.
He also endeavors to improve legislation and national policy regarding the management of public lands in the West.
In addition to its commitment to promoting responsible fashion, Susi Studio also endeavors to empower women on their personal paths toward success.
Following the priorities of the U.S. government and HHMI to increase racial and gender diversity in the sciences, ECCSE also endeavors to accept a sizable proportion of women, underrepresented minorities, and small liberal arts college students into its annual participant pool.
Facebook is also endeavoring to "weaken the bill" in Maryland, Shear said.
We also endeavored to identify any correlations between temporal stability and soil, topography, or properties of the vegetation.
We will also endeavor to record the session for those who might not be able to attend in person.
More importantly, we are also endeavoring to integrate Success Factors (HRIS) with internal ERP's being used to record performance.
They also endeavor to pass safe harbor laws that will protect parties that acted in good faith.
