The phrase "and attempt to create" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an effort to produce or develop something, often in a creative or constructive context.
Example: "The team will brainstorm ideas and attempt to create a new marketing strategy that resonates with our audience."
Alternatives: "and try to develop" or "and strive to produce".
Last Sunday's '18 Certificate' task, which saw some of the housemates don PVC bondage attire and attempt to create 'adult' footage, sparked 47 calls to Ofcom.
The Great British Bake Off (which starts again tonight) has surely been instrumental in inspiring young bakers to don an apron at home and attempt to create the perfect roulade or whip up a creme brulee.
When learners bring two episodes together in their mind, they compare across them and attempt to create generalized knowledge.
Students will undertake final group projects that identify needs in the local community and attempt to create solutions that could feasible be completed with limited resources.
The fact that Kickstarter allows creators to take risks and attempt to create something ambitious is a feature, not a bug.
"And yet it could be relatively short-lived, as the All Blacks will soon enough step back into the breach to defend their world rugby crown in England come September, and attempt to create an unprecedented triumph of the nation holding two World Cups at the same time, in the same year".
During his first four months, his greatest efforts were spent rallying his disgusted employees, and attempting to create order.
I have spent most of my life seeking out these connections and attempting to create my own.
He was trying to escape the aridity of a purely empirical and utilitarian outlook and attempting to create a substitute for revealed religion.
The local authority still has a role to play here, and attempts to create something new for the sake of appearance are wasteful and unnecessary.
This season's team is more aggressive on the perimeter, attacking opponents and attempting to create turnovers to spark its running game.
