The phrase "attempt to dissolve a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to eliminate or break down something, such as a relationship, organization, or substance.
Example: "The committee made an attempt to dissolve a longstanding partnership that was no longer beneficial."
Alternatives: "effort to eliminate a" or "try to break down a".
ORIGINALITY OK, a show in which the hero learns in the first episode that he has terminal lung cancer and becomes a crystal meth "cook" in an effort to leave a nest egg for his family, and which features energetic attempts to dissolve a body in a bath of acid in episode two, should probably be filed under "not for all the family".
Taking a page from the NFL Players Association (NFLPA), which also faced a lockout earlier this year, the union will attempt to dissolve itself and become a mere trade association, freeing the players to negotiate with clubs individually.
No doubt he could in all honesty think it useful to negotiate in an attempt to dissolve the allied coalition or even to obtain a general peace.
His anti-Communism was expressed in an unsuccessful attempt to dissolve the Australian Communist Party in 1951 and in his joining the United States in supporting the South Vietnamese war effort.
And it is the attempt to dissolve the molten security of family that is the real subject of Denial.
The election process for the new body virtually guarantees that most of its members will represent the government's interests, and the assembly is widely expected to attempt to dissolve the existing, opposition-dominated parliament.
Don't attempt to dissolve gallstones if you're not sure whether you have them or not.
When some debt relief measures passed by the legislature were declared unconstitutional by the Kentucky Court of Appeals, the legislature attempted to dissolve the court and replace it with a more sympathetic one.
Network inertia refers to the persistent organizational resistance to changing inter-organizational network ties or difficulties that an organization faces when it attempts to dissolve old relationships and form new network ties (Kim et al. 2006).
This was likely due to increased variability as a result of the difficulties encountered when attempting to dissolve vitamin E evenly in SFO.
