The phrase "an effort to proceed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing attempts or initiatives aimed at moving forward with a task or project.
Example: "The team made an effort to proceed with the project despite the challenges they faced."
Alternatives: "a attempt to move forward" or "an endeavor to advance".
But the court unanimously rejected the plaintiffs' effort to proceed under a part of the class-action rules concerned mainly with court declarations and orders as opposed to money, one that did not require notice to the class or provide the ability to opt out of it.
That plan would allow the search and recovery effort to proceed as quickly as crews at the site could work.
The anniversary statement by the North's Committee for Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland, reported by the official Korea Central News Agency, promised "every effort to proceed smoothly with dialogue and cooperation".
The effort to proceed in time is significantly reduced by preconditioning: the discretized Euler-Lagrange equation is multiplied by an approximation of the inverse of the global operator governing the deflection of the cylinder.
Mr. Inhofe's legislation could make it easier for those efforts to proceed by setting aside laws and regulations that ensure that environmental standards for air and water quality are met.
Devon has been shedding noncore holdings in an effort to restructure, using the proceeds to accelerate growth in its North American assets and pay off debt.
PAGE A11 Israeli Leaders Seek Unity As the Palestinian government continued to struggle in disarray, Israeli party leaders met in an effort to form a parliamentary majority and proceed with a withdrawal from the Gaza Strip.
Mrs. Kirchner has already nationalized Argentine Airlines and pension funds, while also pressuring companies here to repatriate export proceeds in an effort to slow capital flight.
The law the Republicans pushed through five years ago allowed poverty lawyers whose offices receive federal money to seek benefits on behalf of individual clients, but it barred them from bringing litigation, lobbying or participating in any rule-making proceeding in an effort to challenge or amend welfare laws or regulations.
He had been crestfallen to read this spring that Dr. Kittles had already begun such an effort but decided to proceed anyway, he said.
