The phrase "also endeavours" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional efforts or attempts made alongside other actions or goals.
Example: "In addition to improving customer service, the company also endeavours to enhance product quality."
Alternatives: "also strives" or "also attempts".
Knitwear label Sibling also endeavours to make as much as possible in the UK.
But the farm also endeavours to show how this should be done humanely.
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.
Because designers are in such key positions, the chapter also endeavours to explain the unique qualities that comprise the nature of design practice to others working within the field.
The reform also endeavours to segregate the entire power system operations into three independent companies comprising six generation, one transmission and eleven distribution companies implemented in 2007 [4].
He also endeavoured to strengthen the central government against provincial rulers, particularly in Syria, Egypt, and Iraq.
And, on a more practical note, let's also endeavour to think more carefully when naming our own children.
The international community has also endeavoured to persuade the two rivals, Mwai Kibaki and Raila Odinga, to negotiate a political settlement in the wake of the contested presidential election.
He later published a set of volumes on Dutch astronomy and also endeavoured, through etchings, to illustrate Nicolaus Copernicus' heliocentric theory of the solar system.
While yielding nothing of their loyalty to the dogma of the church, Roman Catholic theologians like Karl Adam were also endeavouring to state that dogma in a form that was meaningful to modern men and women.
