The phrase "also endeavour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an intention to make an effort or attempt in addition to something else.
Example: "In addition to my current responsibilities, I will also endeavour to improve our team's communication."
Alternatives: "also strive" or "also attempt".
And, on a more practical note, let's also endeavour to think more carefully when naming our own children.
It will also endeavour to increase Scotland's economic dependence towards the UK, diminishing its chances even more for a majority of Scots to feel empowered to initiate change again.
Its founding statement promises that as well as preserving pieces of land, it will also endeavour "to preserve (as far as practicable) their natural aspect, features and animal and plant life".
Solanum khasianum and Pinus roxburghii based innovative silvi-medicinal system also endeavour to use the unutilized floor of Chir pine forest by associating naturally growing Solanum khasianum to improve the productivity of these forests along with conserving medicinal plants.
Yes I make mistakes and react to things like everyone else but I also endeavour to recognise that and rectify it and as much as possible to come from love.
Future RCTs should also endeavour to compare target interventions with the same intervention provided to individuals only, and with usual care conditions.
But the farm also endeavours to show how this should be done humanely.
Knitwear label Sibling also endeavours to make as much as possible in the UK.
He also endeavoured to strengthen the central government against provincial rulers, particularly in Syria, Egypt, and Iraq.
The present study also endeavours to highlight potential benefits from incorporating OWCs in coastal defence as absorbing seawalls.
It also endeavours to restore the rights of millions of people forced off their land some 6.6m hectares (16.3m acres) of it since 1991, the government estimates.
