The phrase "and trying to construct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an ongoing effort to build or create something, whether it be a physical object, a concept, or a plan.
Example: "She spent the afternoon brainstorming ideas and trying to construct a viable business model."
Alternatives: "and attempting to build" or "and working to create".
"Just starting off really simply and acquiring the words for different things in your immediate environment, not being afraid to make grammar mistakes, which of course you will, and unabashedly going forward, using the words that you know and trying to construct sentences".
I feel like some other sites are going to the hardware store, buying a bunch of lumber, and trying to construct a tree".
Evans contends Sirhan was hypnotized during a three-month period known as the "white fog" when the police task force later investigating the assassination -- and trying to construct a meticulous timetable of Sirhan's activities up to the shooting -- lost track of him.
Just look around for something that seems puzzling and try to construct a plausible explanation suitable for future testing.
I'm trying to gather information about Paton's innovation and try to construct a little one in framwork of Charlie's details are provided in his Articles and etc. so i have a questions about details of Greenhouses materials.
So founders wait, and hustle, and try to construct a round as best they can.
Since this may be an intensive signalling procedure in terms of energy consumption and communication overhead, the latter approach avoids exchanging full knowledge and tries to construct a local planar subgraph by exchanging a limited number of control messages during the routing process.
We love narrative as well and try to construct it mentally before putting it on a plate.
A good place to begin progress, according to the researchers, is to focus on how boys and men are socialized and try to construct less rigid gender norms so that they don't stress out about not measuring up to traditional masculine ideals.
With respect to content we had nothing to add, we just looked at the final scores per dimension, and tried to construct reasonable overall rankings.
"[Virginia] Woolf was raised by people who had lost their faith and were trying to construct life practices and ethics that could sustain them and help them interpret the world," says Harvard Divinity School Professor Stephanie Paulsell.
