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The phrase "an attempt to get to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or endeavors aimed at reaching a specific goal or destination.
Example: "The researchers made an attempt to get to the root of the problem through extensive analysis."
Alternatives: "an effort to reach the" or "a try to arrive at the".
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They ask good questions, in good faith, in an attempt to get to the truth.
Tonight, the Zags play ninth-seeded Wichita State in an attempt to get to the Sweet 16; the game tips off at 8 45 Eastern.
At least — unlike some states I could mention — we don't have any instances of people running over their spouses in an attempt to get to the polls.
"Feinstein's report started as an attempt to get to the bottom of whether these 'enhanced interrogation techniques' were valuable," the former intelligence officer told me.
"We're determined to keep interviewing people in an attempt to get to the bottom of the true facts of the hanging," Mr. Pigott said.
Kompany's current lay-off is his 12th with a calf injury since the start of the title-winning 2011-12 candaign and the player has seen specialists in an attempt to get to the root of the recurring issue.
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This was not their first attempt to get to Greece.
Only a few explained that the threat was a joke or an attempt to get attention.
Tessy took two attempts to get to Italy.
Inviting students from different levels was an attempt to get varied experiences [ 23].
An attempt to get attention or recognition was relevant in approximately 30% of the cases.
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