The phrase "and effort to create" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the dedication or work put into producing something, often in a collaborative or creative context.
Example: "The team put in a lot of time and effort to create a successful marketing campaign."
Alternatives: "and work to develop" or "and dedication to produce".
It takes time and effort to create an online dating profile, just as it takes time and effort to create a curriculum vitae.
This lapse notwithstanding, someone had invested considerable time and effort to create Athlinks profiles for several of the fictional runners.
But even in Paleolithic times, people invested significant time and effort to create music, as the discovery of flutes carved from animal bones would suggest.
But with their open renunciation of the official union and effort to create a new one, the workers have opened up one of the most sensitive questions in China today.
Taking the time and effort to create a culture that values and appreciates the diversity and similarity within a team can reap great rewards in terms of performance and satisfaction of the entire team.
So we invested enormous time and effort to create a culture around Kogi BBQ.
We've got trained experts who specialize in the art of coding and web design who dedicated their time and effort to creating wonderful websites designed for the end user.
This time the vote was strongly in favour and efforts to create a separate structure for traditionalists who could not accept female bishops were ruled out.
In 1976, Howe was inducted into Canada's Aviation Hall of Fame, in honour of his contribution to creating a national airline and efforts to create and sustain a viable aviation industry.
In his remarks, Ambassador Rivkin emphasized we tend look at the Middle East through a security framework; however, economic policy is foreign policy, and efforts to create jobs will sow the seeds of regional stability.
"An open and voluntary effort to create and collect classic works of Scandinavian literature and art". Includes works in Danish, Finnish, Icelandic, Norwegian, and Swedish.
