The phrase "attempt to conceive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to create, develop, or imagine something, often in a conceptual or creative context.
Example: "The team made an attempt to conceive a new marketing strategy that would appeal to younger audiences."
Alternatives: "try to create" or "endeavor to imagine".
Far more acrid human observation is to be found in Chilean-American auteur Sebastián Silva's Nasty Baby (Network, 15), in which a gay couple's attempt to conceive a child with a female friend (Kristen Wiig) goes off course via a neck-snapping plot twist that I found at once exhilarating and unconvincing.
Usually, the business is more proactive, daring and courageous than older competitors, in the attempt to conceive new products and practices (Miller and Friesen 1984).
The app offers women more information about what this data means – like whether they should attempt to conceive today or wait.
What we can see in this attempt to conceive the link as it is prior to its determination in terms of man and God is an attempt to make the link be as open as possible.
In reality, no real attempt whatsoever has been made to examine the links between rules and shapes in greater depth; likewise there has been no attempt to conceive a true spatial framework, to escape from the rationale of the "collage city" (Rowe and Koetter 1978).
Even with all the resources at her disposal, this could have gone differently -- and she could have been unsuccessful in her attempt to conceive.
I became afraid to exercise, and I put off travel because it might interfere with our attempts to conceive.
Though it is not official policy, Cláudio Maierovitch, the director of the communicable disease surveillance department at the ministry of health, has advised women in high-risk areas to avoid attempting to conceive.
It is - or should we say was? - one of the most eerily lifelike and grimly imagined of all artistic attempts to conceive the birth of Christ in a stable.
Patients were questioned regarding attempts to conceive, menstrual history, and subsequent pregnancy.
