The phrase "an effort to introduce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an attempt or initiative aimed at bringing something new into a situation or context.
Example: "The organization launched an effort to introduce sustainable practices in the community."
Alternatives: "a campaign to implement" or "an initiative to bring in".
I merely reported on its existence in an effort to introduce readers to the contending arguments.
Spam's humorous quality, Mr. Silver says, often stems from an effort to introduce a human element into mass mailings.
That afternoon, Miaoulis told me that the Pixar exhibit is part of an effort to "introduce engineering into young kids' lives".
A few Mongolian companies, such as Buyan and Mana, have made an effort to introduce mildly fashionable colors and styles, but their market has been largely in Japan.
The Los Angeles campaign is the soda company's first advertising effort and is part of an effort to introduce Olde Brooklyn in four Sun Belt markets.
That includes an ambitious, ongoing "Find Your Park" campaign — launched last year as part of an effort to introduce the national parks to a new generation of Americans.
(At the end, we learn that it fell short of the required signatures to get on the ballot that year). The film also chronicles a successful effort to introduce a transgender-inclusive policy in one school district.
A nascent effort to introduce a measure of natural-resource accounting into the United States' official calculation of economic worth was made in 1993, but it is on hold pending a Congressionally ordered study of the soundness of the approach by the National Academy of Sciences.
In Saudi Arabia, an embryonic effort to introduce popular representation is underway, fraught with multiple signals and actions from the royal family and religious authorities.
Many young Waziristanis are hungry for the political freedoms enjoyed, alas fitfully, by the rest of the country—as their enthusiasm for an abortive effort to introduce local government in 2005 showed.
New polls out Wednesday show that — even now, after months of campaigning and an expensive effort to introduce himself to voters — Romney still hasn't overcome that first impression.
