The phrase "and attempt to bring" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an effort to achieve or deliver something, often in a formal or literary context.
Example: "The committee will review the proposals and attempt to bring the best ideas to fruition."
Alternatives: "and strive to deliver" or "and seek to provide".
The new guidelines reflect changes in clinical practice, and attempt to bring scientific evidence to bear on an operation at times popular to the point of ubiquity.
In Uganda many have seen it as a misrepresentation of conflict and attempt to bring down the conflict just to American action, ignoring other actors.
It is our responsibility to highlight it and attempt to bring to resolution the issue in a professional, transparent and forthright manner".
Speaking from experience, Ms. Raphael offers this advice: "I honestly suggest that Americans do not discover cars in other countries and attempt to bring them in.
Simon Neville will now be taking over the blog for the rest of the day and attempt to bring you the rest of the day's events.
But it seems to me that the challenge to the artist, the challenge of art, is precisely to try to imagine the unimaginable -- to set the imagination free and attempt to bring that bizarre, boring, filthy, terrifying world to life.
And attempts to bring them into line lead to anarchy, tyranny and war.
The phrase "green building" suggests basic universal characteristics, such as an attention to energy use and attempts to bring a building in tune with its environment.
Professor Bundy accused Mr Gross in the letter of attempting to "improperly interfere with the academic activities of Soas" and attempting to "bring Soas into disrepute".
Feisty protagonist Cathy, the Duchess of Londinium, capital of Nether, investigates the disappearance of her governess and attempts to bring about equality for women.
The Gap retail empire was a founder member but pulled out in the early stages and attempts to bring it back on board have failed.
