The phrase "and attempt to sell" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an effort to market or promote a product or service.
Example: "The company plans to launch a new product line and attempt to sell it through various online platforms."
Alternatives: "and try to market" or "and seek to sell".
When the work is finished he may exhibit and attempt to sell it in an art gallery.
In a report issued Monday, Deutsche Bank suggested that CWCapital's most likely action will be to wipe out the existing mortgage and attempt to sell the complexes.
Chloe, for example, would rather cold-call every single one of our clients and attempt to sell them some wholly inappropriate service than sort out her expenses.
Through the likes of Clerks, Mallrats and Chasing Amy, the pair are most often found loitering outside their favourite haunt, the Quick Stop, where they harass passersby and attempt to sell their drugs.
You could also simply purchase a trench coat and attempt to sell your watches on the street.
They say the exact location of the site is not being publicised because they do not want drug dealers to come to the farm and attempt to sell to the women.
The two proceeded to develop routines in this vein, which they recorded and attempted to sell to radio stations.
She was six months pregnant when she went to Rikers Island for possessing cocaine and attempting to sell it.
A man pretending to be her brother also brazenly walked into an estate agency and attempted to sell her £675,000 flat.
A Chinese engineer has been charged by US authorities with stealing military secrets from a Silicon Valley company, and attempting to sell them on to the People's Republic of China and the Malaysian and Thai Air Forces.
For his graduate thesis in physics, he created a Walt Disney-style animated film of electrons in streaming motion and attempted to sell it in Hollywood.
