The phrase "attempt to contend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to compete or argue against something or someone.
Example: "In his speech, he made an attempt to contend with the criticisms leveled against his policies."
Alternatives: "try to compete" or "make an effort to argue".
This is because that a larger node number means higher contention intensity; a larger delay will reduce the number of the nodes that simultaneously attempt to contend for channel.
There are all these other compartments we, as PwD must attempt to contend with, while also staying sexy and seated; the fear that not taking what is on offer means you get nothing at all, jostling with the worry that if you in fact let someone into your world, they'll want nothing more than to be let out.
As Earth's oceans attempt to contend with an escalated rate of burning coal from China, the United Sates, India and elsewhere they are absorbing at least 33 million metric tons of CO2 daily and in this process - acidifying faster than the previous 300 million years of geologic time.
This season's trading deadline provided unofficial finality of sorts to the Mets' desperate attempts to contend for a playoff spot.
Marett and other anthropologists contended that Lang's attempt to argue for an Urmonotheismus (primordial monotheism) was contrary both to evolutionary ideas and to the established view of the lack of sophistication and half-animal status of the so-called savage.
His attempt to combine contending with rebuilding was not working.
They have also had to contend with an attempt to limit the number of visas that are issues a sop to rightwingers in the run up to this year's presidential election.
While they drew criticism for the way Sam Allardyce was dismissed last December when the team were 13th, after two seasons at Ewood Park in which he had constructed a solid foundation, there is also the club's difficult financial position with which to contend, and any attempt to rebuild would be hampered by the relatively small resell value of the current squad.
It was enough to persuade Peterborough to splash out a record £1.5m fee on the forward who, if not burdened enough by the challenge of trying to fire Posh back to the Championship, is having to contend with the attempts of his dad and team-mate Gabi Zakuani to persuade him to commit his international future to Congo.
During these types of considerations, there can be significant internal conflicts to contend with while attempting to act or behave ethically.
Rubenstein, who no longer has to contend with any real attempts to close the loophole, has little to gain by insisting that it be retained.
