The phrase "attempt it with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when suggesting trying something using a specific method or approach.
Example: "If the first method doesn't work, you can attempt it with a different strategy."
Alternatives: "try it using" or "give it a go with".
If people attempt it with unrealistic expectations and too much attention, they risk sabotaging it.
They will attempt it with a rookie quarterback, Bernie Kosar, who starred at the University of Miami before joining Cleveland.
(And let me attempt it with a quiet bow of the head in the direction of the now, sadly, late Wilfrid Sheed, writer of critical prose of matchless bounce and point, who loved football and all the absurdities of fandom).
Failed suicide attempts may cause even more morbidity to those individuals already depressed enough to not only consider ending their life, but who attempt it with such violent means.
Not content to let the media and the world stay squeamish about the topic of sex robots Cole expects many of us to have had sex with a robot by 2047 and believes many of our children will first experience sex with a robot before they attempt it with a human.
The record is new the Drone Racing League was the first to attempt it with Guinness World Records.
In recent years, VW attempted it with the Lupo.
Fans have made videos of themselves playing the song, and one even attempted it (with remarkable clarity) on a vuvuzela.
This is never an easy thing to do, and Mr. Szabo, working from a script he wrote with the American playwright Israel Horovitz, attempts it with minimal subtlety, priming his enormous canvas with big, cartoonish sketches.
The ASA said that there was a "health and safety risk" in copying the Can Song, particularly if a child attempted it with an empty tin without adult supervision.
Ad Reinhardt attempted it with Abstract Painting, a 1963 work made with null brushstrokes.
