The phrase "attempt to explore this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to investigate or understand a particular topic or issue.
Example: "In this paper, we will attempt to explore this complex relationship between technology and society."
Alternatives: "try to investigate this" or "make an effort to examine this".
Future studies will attempt to explore this possibility using molecular dynamics and Schrodinger's peptide docking procedure implemented by GLIDE [88].
With the attempt to explore this influence potassium oxalate and oxalic acid were used to regulate the calcium concentration and pH within pore solution independently.
As an attempt to explore this futuristic form of de-colonial statehood, this article aims to explore the relevance, implications and possibilities of the 'Open Science' movement to the Bandung project.
Zengerle raised mild objections on Twitter, saying that while he agrees "that horserace journalism is a scourge," it's also "reality" and thus "important to try to understand the ways it does -- and does not -- effect elections [sic]." And in fact, Zengerle's piece makes an honest attempt to explore this, at times reading like it was written to arm its author against the tendencies Nolan reviles.
However, the inevitable lag between the accumulation of evidence and change in practice is particularly problematic for those health professionals working on the front line and future research efforts should attempt to explore this issue in greater detail.
In addition, we attempt to explore this relationship in a wide spectrum of brain tumors, which we found lacking in the current literature because previous studies tend to focus on a single type of brain pathology.
This paper attempts to explore this wider relationship between large scale forest restoration − and specifically forest landscape restoration (FLR) − and governance.
Mensah et al. [6] attempted to explore this relationship using the propensity score matching technique to account for the self-selection of women enrolling onto the national health scheme.
We attempted to explore this by extrapolating from other studies.
As AT-101 has been recently introduced into clinical trials, further attempts to explore this novel strategy seem warranted.
However, few studies from spatio-temporal interactions perspective, have attempted to explore this relationship and to assess how climate affect HFMD incidence.
