The phrase "any future attempts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential actions or efforts that may occur later on.
Example: "We will not tolerate any future attempts to undermine the team's progress."
Alternatives: "any subsequent efforts" or "any later attempts".
This will only complicate any future attempts at negotiations as the PA's already waning support further declines".
His only conceivable purpose is to ward off any future attempts to pursue the still unanswered questions about the meltdown.
The race has unsettled Republicans in Washington, who say a defeat in the special election could doom any future attempts to overhaul entitlements and spell trouble for the party's House candidates in 2012.
Scheduled to be voted on during the current legislative session, the bill will not only formalize the name change, but also preempt any future attempts to have the road renamed for someone else.
The outcome of this latest dispute could have a far-reaching effect on the way the campaign in New York is played out over the next two months, depending on what the Campaign Finance Board does, as well as on any future attempts by governments to enact campaign finance laws.
And any future attempts at finding a constructive solution to your problem has just got a heck of a lot harder.
The Sunni population has been collecting weapons to fight any future attempt to drive them out, he said.
Now, some of the Islamist leaders are putting more bargaining emphasis on Hamas's eventual absorption into the Palestinian political scene as a legitimate opposition party.Others argue that any political compromise, let alone any move to disband the military wing, could be fatal for the organisation, rendering it helpless against any future attempt by the PA to destroy or eradicate it.
Technical steps taken by Microsoft could limit any future attempt, said Mr Lanstein, adding that he was not sure they would even try.
We find a reasonable agreement between the modeled and actually observed bark beetle dynamics, thus strengthening the potential role of PHENIPS in any future attempt to model dynamics of Central European populations of I. typographus.
An important factor that must be considered in any future attempt to fix the chronology of Falaquera's writings is the technical terms he uses and the wording of his translations from other authors.
