The phrase "an attempt to process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an effort or endeavor to understand, analyze, or handle something, often in a technical or emotional context.
Example: "The team made an attempt to process the large volume of data collected during the experiment."
Alternatives: "an effort to understand" or "a try to analyze".
When datasets are large in size in terms of volume and contain unstructured data, data processing and result generate take a considerable amount of time and KM-HMR makes an attempt to process faster within a reasonable execution time.
Grumps often struggle with substance abuse problems, self-harm, violent outbursts, and other risky or self-destructive behaviors, as an attempt to process or mask the anger by anesthetizing it.
I never saw my academic work as an explicit attempt to process my biographical story, but I never forgot about it either.
A passport office will attempt to process your application in 10 days, while a receiving agent will likely take 20 days.
I have early memories of foster care, being a young child attempting to process and understand what seemed like a revolving door of foster children who came to live with us, then returned home to their biological families.
The result was a parallel process of mourning, and attempting to process the losses.
Furthermore, a machine learning approach was developed in an attempt to post-process the available NDE data and relate it to particle fracture activity.
In an attempt to improve process safety, today's plants deploy sophisticated automation and control strategies.
On the basis of quantum-mechanical calculations crystalquasichemical model[7], an attempt to explain processes that flow on the surface of [СuСl2]-1, [СuСl4]2-/γ-Al2O3 catalyst is done in the industrial conditions OCE in 1,2-EDC.
Protein-protein network associations were mapped for these four genes using STRING (string-db.org [54]) in an attempt to identify processes important for intracellular survival that may be affected by SNPs in H37Ra (Figure S1).
Thus, this reactor design enables both aerobic and anoxic processes in an attempt to reduce the process footprint and energy costs associated with continuous aeration.
