The phrase "an effort to integrate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing attempts or initiatives aimed at combining or unifying different elements, groups, or systems.
Example: "The organization launched an effort to integrate new technologies into their existing infrastructure to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "a attempt to unify" or "an initiative to combine".
Needless to say, you have to make a bit of an effort to integrate.
You are accepted here as long as you make an effort to integrate with local people.
Make an effort to integrate and make local friends as they will be your primary source of learning and understanding.
Finally, on June 22, it will introduce an effort to integrate a wide variety of Internet services into its operating-system strategy.
Dr. Cinner said the study, which is published in Current Biology, represents an effort to integrate social science into research on the problems affecting coral reefs.
In an effort to integrate Sehorn into the lineup slowly, the Giants moved him to nickel back, where he has played about half the downs.
Commuters must make an active effort to integrate themselves such as signing to a sports club and university societies, despite existing time pressures.
If bookstores are truly interested in performing a "service to the community," they should make an active effort to integrate black writers, and writers of other ethnic and racial groups, into the general mainstream of the publishing world, and to allow books to rise and fall on their literary and intellectual merits -- not on their supposed narrow appeal to racial pride.
Oftentimes, setting up a complete system requires weeks of work and an intense effort to integrate the fulfillment system's date software.
San Quentin recruited Crittendon as part of a belated effort to integrate a heavily white officer corps that gave the prison the feel of a plantation.
A growing number of bioinformatics resources are utilizing both the GO and ChEBI as part of a substantial effort to integrate a large set of biological ontologies for community use [ 21- 26].
