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The phrase "and try to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting an effort to put a plan or idea into action.
Example: "We should brainstorm some new strategies and try to implement them in our next project."
Alternatives: "and attempt to execute" or "and work on applying".
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"They will stick to their demand for a salary cap and try to implement one in the future.
Every team in this division will study the New England defensive Super Bowl game plan and try to implement some of its elements.
"The big early test in Trump's transition will be whether or not he compromises and goes with those people or whether he sticks with people who have been with him to date and try to implement his worldview".
"We were hoping we could have the same level of resources that our predecessor had to work with and try to implement some of the Mayor's programs," he said.
For example, students can learn about a concept, go back to work and try to implement it, and then return to class to report on what worked and what didn't.
We will work based on lean principles and try to implement enterprise agility across the organization".
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She is passionate about digital technologies and tries to implement them in the sphere of education.
In the winter of 1994, the owners declared an impasse in negotiations and tried to implement a new system.
We go game by game, and concentrate on having a game-plan and trying to implement it.
"He is an absolute believer in the principles of religion and tries to implement them in his work," said Mojtaba Samareh Hashemi, a senior adviser to the president.
Disposal of waste to the biosphere has given way to thinking about, and trying to implement, an integrated waste management approach.
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