The phrase "appropriate attempt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an effort or endeavor that is suitable or fitting for a particular situation or context.
Example: "Her appropriate attempt to address the issue was appreciated by the team."
Alternatives: "suitable effort" or "fitting endeavor".
But town officials and many residents say the actions are not anti-gay, but rather an appropriate attempt to curb illegal public sex acts.
They defended their efforts as an appropriate attempt to take back some of the constitutional authority over trade that Congress has ceded to the executive branch over the years.
Holding the special caucus seems to have been a reasonable and appropriate attempt to accommodate people who could not vote earlier for religious reasons, said Richard L. Hasen, a professor specializing in election law at the law school at the University of California, Irvine.
He does know what he is doing, though, taking risks where appropriate, attempting in particular to unsettle Rashid, and held the innings together until he edged Anderson tamely to second slip.
Eastwood's speech, like the Republican Party, was filled with rancor and bitterness sprinkled with poor attempts at not entirely appropriate attempts at humor.
These findings suggest that appropriate attempts to reduce the length of the telephone consultations should focus on these two areas, although the longer consultation length associated with NPs is offset to some extent by their lower employment costs compared to GPs.
The result suggests that appropriate attempts to reduce the length of the telephone consultations should focus on these two areas, although the longer consultation length associated with NPs is offset to some extent by their lower employment costs compared to GPs.
They allocate what they feel will be the most appropriate effort in an attempt to derive meaning.
Furthermore, while attempting to disseminate the existing information, would it even be appropriate to attempt to impose a dominant terminology in hopes of structuring the future of engineering-related curriculum development more efficient for a global audience to identify, or should we, as a global community of scholars, focus on exposing and embracing all different terminologies currently used?
And that's why last year's inaugural Bristol Proms released a wild range of digital/classical experimentation and managed to create such a lively atmosphere that a maverick physicist felt it was appropriate to attempt to crowd-surf during the Hallelujah Chorus.
Through analytical modeling, we demonstrate that by assigning appropriate different attempt probabilities (or contention window sizes) to stations of different classes, it is feasible to provide (proportional) service differentiation and achieve pre-specified targeted throughput ratios among different classes, while at the same time, maximizing the total system capacity.
