The phrase "also tries to exploit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing attempts to take advantage of a situation or resource in addition to other actions being taken.
Example: "The company also tries to exploit new market opportunities to increase its revenue."
Alternatives: "also seeks to take advantage of" or "also aims to utilize".
Mr Vajpayee, though he can seem rather aloof, has a stature these days that no other Indian politician can match, and is basking in the popularity of his latest effort to make peace with Pakistan.The BJP campaign also tries to exploit prejudice against the foreign birth (in Italy) of the Congress leader, Sonia Gandhi, widow of Rajiv Gandhi, a former prime minister.
Pete also tries to exploit Clark's abilities by tricking him into playing in a basketball game and betting on the outcome.
In the spring of 2003, an Iranian opposition group with cultlike aspects, the Mujahideen-e-Khalq (M.E.K ., was also trying to exploit the opportunity created by the Iraq War.
Yes, criminals, power-hungry autocrats, manipulative companies and meddling governments will also try to exploit or curb the Internet's growing power.
Yet Mr. Hackett has also tried to exploit Mr. Bush's popularity here, opening his lone television commercial with Mr. Bush saying, "There is no higher calling than service in our armed forces". Republicans have derided the spot as hypocritical.
Britain First also tried to exploit the memory of British soldier Lee Rigby in promotional materials during its campaign.
Trump also tried to exploit the fact that the shooting occurred at a gay nightclub, arguing that he would do more to defend LGBT Americans than would Hillary Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee.
To address this problem, GensearchNGS does not only optimize the algorithms for speed and memory usage but also try to exploit the already existing computing infrastructure.
Males may also try to exploit the female's perception system during mate choice and parental investment, for instance through exaggerated sexually selected traits in males, such as ornaments or song.
Feature Set II also does not use any prior knowledge, but tries to exploit differences of individual patients better.
Lee tries to exploit aggressive teams by forcing them to swing at pitches they cannot drive.
