The phrase "an added effort" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional attempt or exertion made to achieve something.
Example: "To ensure the project's success, we need to put in an added effort during the final stages of development."
Alternatives: "an extra effort" or "a supplementary effort".
Going by these, I would say that a recommitment to performance art is in order, along with an added effort to find newness in the genre.
In an added effort to protect your identity, your new card will have a specific Medicare Number that's unique to you, instead of your Social Security Number.
Creating new designs or collaborating with retail stores appears to be the new trend among celebs, and while they might enjoy sporting Chanel bags or Saint Laurent shoes, they are aware their followers are inclined to more affordable alternatives with that said, it isn't a coincidence they are now putting an added effort into these new horizons.
Bandura [ 30] maintained that individuals verbally "persuaded" of having the skills to master certain activities were more likely to make an added effort and sustain it than self-doubting individuals were.
It could be a few extra hours of house chores for 2 weeks, no video games, no sports or an added effort to reach a specific grade in class.
If individual calibration is required to adapt an analysis model to a specific hardware device, the added effort prohibits a realistic application.
Your brain would meet the added task complexity with added effort.
The partially implicit method allows much larger time steps than an explicit method with negligible added effort.
However, the stronger performance of the methods with learned parameter(s) suggests a small performance gain can be realized from the added effort of tuning a query to each data set.
The chairman of the Eurogroup, Jean-Claude Juncker, who represents the 16 nations that use the euro, said its finance ministers had agreed that recent American appeals "insisting" Europeans make an added budgetary effort were "not to our liking".
It's a less efficient way to get a job done, he said, and the added effort may help explain why brain injury patients often feel tired or simply fail to accomplish some tasks.
