The phrase "an effort to generalize" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing attempts to create broader conclusions or principles from specific instances or data.
Example: "In an effort to generalize the findings, the researchers analyzed data from multiple studies to identify common trends."
Alternatives: "a attempt to summarize" or "an attempt to broaden".
Finally, the third model comprises an effort to generalize the previous van der Pol differential equations, both linear and nonlinear, where the ordinary time derivatives and integrals are replaced by corresponding fractional-order time derivatives and integrals of order p<2 (p="n−δ, n= 1,2,δ≪1).
Then the lot-for-lot policy was relaxed by[Goyal (1988)] in an effort to generalize the problem.
In an effort to generalize Banach's contraction mapping principle, which holds in all complete metric spaces, to a broader class of spaces, Branciari [1] conceived of the notion to replace the triangle inequality with a weaker assumption he called the quadrilateral inequality.
It must have taken quite an effort to generalize the entire Mestizo race as sore losers who are still bitter about land that was taken from their ancestors a hundred years ago.
Another effort to generalize 2D picture of MR to 3D situation was put forth by Lui et al. (2005) based on the outcome of a workshop held in Kiruna, Sweden on 2002 September 18 20 to discuss the extension of MR to 3D and to non-steady-state condition.
As I observed then, however, Mankiw's effort to generalize from his experience to every possible application of the market only proved the opposite point.
If physicians do not see these tools as useful and do not use them at all, we should perhaps draw some conclusions: instead of making every effort to generalize the use of these tools, shouldn't we assess what is currently used in real practice?
Many authors have made a lot of efforts to generalize the fixed point theory from Euclidean spaces to CAT ( 0 ) spaces.
In his efforts to generalize the syllogism, De Morgan replaced the copula "is" with a general binary relation in the second paper of the series dating from 1850.
In fact, efforts to generalize the model to multielectron atoms had proved futile, and physicists despaired of ever understanding them.
