The phrase "and effort to finding" is not correct in written English.
It should be "and effort to find" instead, as "finding" is not the appropriate form in this context.
Example: "We need to put in more time and effort to find a solution to this problem."
Alternatives: "and effort to locate" or "and effort to discover".
I will restart my dance/music/art lessons, get back to my long-forgotten hobbies I will dedicate more effort to finding happiness, satisfaction, and enriching life experiences.
For nearly three years, President Obama devoted a great deal of effort to finding compromises with Congressional Republicans.
Therefore, we devote some effort to finding several good candidate initial conditions or seeds for the HMM's emission parameters.
Unfortunately this will further encourage, not reduce, the use of animals for drug tests and distract efforts to finding valid replacements.
"We're really focusing on taking the science and technology of Dow and devoting our efforts to finding new ways of doing business that will help companies collectively change our role in society," says Neil Hawkins, Dow's corporate vice president and chief sustainability officer.
The only way to truly solve these issues is by solving the refugee crisis, and focusing our efforts to finding more ways to fight ISIS and any other factions responsible for the loss of innocent life.
The Islamic revival, and its attendant struggles and ills, is less like the eighteenth century in Europe than like the sixteenth, the age of Luther, when the most sensitive and ambitious Englishmen, Frenchmen, and Germans devoted their efforts to finding in the words of the Bible a meaning for which they were prepared to live and die.
With David (Philip Glenister) finally under arrest, Sue Rosie Cavalieroo) switches her efforts to finding Lucy.
So investment banks are devoting enormous efforts to finding ways of protecting their profits from online encroachment.
