The phrase "an effort to fetch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an attempt to retrieve or obtain something.
Example: "The team made an effort to fetch the necessary documents from the archives."
Alternatives: "an attempt to retrieve" or "a bid to obtain".
In an effort to get more money, Israel pilfers a typewritten Fanny Brice letter from a library, adds a snappy postscript to fetch a higher price and a scheme is born.
Efforts to fetch a comment from Ivanka Trump were unsuccessful.
Water was often only available if one made an effort to go and fetch it, and even then, to wash both hands with soap while pouring water from a container requires some dexterity.
DealBook » BankUnited Calls Off Sales Process | BankUnited, the private-equity-owned bank that went public last year, has ended an effort to sell itself after failing to fetch attractive-enough offers from potential suitors.
In practice, instruction fetch policies take the responsibility of assigning thread priority at the fetch stage, in an effort to better distribute the shared resources among threads in the same core to cope with the long-latency operations and other runtime behavior from the thread for better performance.
They speculate that it is an effort to either broaden the stations' audiences, or to sell their frequencies, which by some estimates, could fetch between $150 million and $200 million for WBAI.
In an effort to continue to pare its $7.7 billion debt, Cablevision is also shopping around its Clearview Cinemas chain, valued at $135 million, and the AMC television network, which could fetch up to $1.5 billion.
But it does explain why the idea of "an effort to make the GOP no longer the party of the rich, in both reality and perception," as Carney puts it, doesn't seem impossibly far fetched right now.
They must take more than one cycle to perform since they require an operand to fetch.
