The phrase "as an attempt to explain" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce an explanation or justification for something. Here is an example: "As an attempt to explain her actions, she pointed to her difficult childhood and the struggles she had to overcome."
The poems often read as an attempt to explain, understand and come to terms with the terrible things soldiers witness and are party to: the language sparse and precise, the tone questing and urgent.
As an attempt to explain some of the above effects, a time-dependent specific breakage rate was introduced in the literature.
The Organizational Cockpit concept emerges as a strategic management system, in near real time, as an attempt to explain and communicate the organization's strategy at all levels.
The theory of reciprocal altruism was originally developed by Trivers (1971), as an attempt to explain cases of (apparent) altruism among unrelated organisms, including members of different species.
This is done by way of just a few videos, but they're more high-level than how-to, and come across more as an attempt to explain why you need the Apple Watch in the first place, rather than offering the nitty-gritty details of how to operate the Watch or use its many functions.
In future work, the hypothesis about the axial distribution of trapped fission gas will be extrapolated to the Loss-Of-Coolant Accident (LOCA) analysis as an attempt to explain the fission gas release observed in some samples fabricated from irradiated KKL fuel rods and tested in the OECD Halden Reactor Project's LOCA test program.
Rather than focus exclusively on the two women when they are aged, isolated and living in squalor, with raccoons and an army of cats infesting their house, he turns the clock back as far as the 1930s in an attempt to explain how they came to find themselves in such bizarre circumstances.
Jain metaphysics is based on seven or nine fundamentals which are known as tattva, constituting an attempt to explain the nature of the human predicament and to provide solutions to it: #Jīva: The essence of living entities is called jiva, a substance which is different from the body that houses it.
The earliest approach was an attempt to explain ritual, as well as religion, by means of a theory concerned with historical origin.
Functional network architecture, as we define it, is an attempt to explain how all the nodes in a network are interconnected in a manner that is most efficient from the perspective of the task to be performed.
Vendler's new book, Our Secret Discipline: Yeats and Lyric Form (Harvard University Press, $35), is an attempt to explain, as she puts it, "the inner and outer formal choices Yeats made, the cultural significance his forms bore for him," and "the way his forms... became the material body of his thoughts and emotions".
