The phrase "attempt to galvanize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an effort to inspire or motivate a group of people to take action or to create a sense of urgency.
Example: "The leader's speech was an attempt to galvanize the community into action for the upcoming election."
Alternatives: "effort to inspire" or "try to motivate".
The charade is now over, no doubt an attempt to galvanize his core hard left supporters in advance of the November election.
"What I have seen is an attempt to galvanize the anti-Latino vote, which I think is very divisive in the community and very dangerous".
CAIRO — Mohamed ElBaradei, the Nobel laureate who has become a leading opponent of President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt, returned to Cairo on Thursday in an attempt to galvanize youth-led street protests that extended into a third day across the country.
The effort, which appears to be orchestrated with conservative politicians, retired military officers and executives, is an attempt to galvanize the support of an estimated 30percentt of the country that still considers General Pinochet a hero whose coup in 1973 overthrew President Salvador Allende Gossens, a Socialist, and saved the country from Communism.
The so-called "virtual march" will attempt to galvanize thousands of netizens to email, tweet, and facebook their leaders to come up with a solution that solves the industry's looming skills shortage.
This is all in an attempt to galvanize the opposition party, MDC, into securing a victory that many believe is long overdue.
Mr. Espaillat is attempting to galvanize his community behind the idea of electing the country's first Dominican-born congressman.
His attempts to galvanize the war effort and remedy gross defects in many branches of the services were partly nullified by bad appointments at home and in Crimea.
Many are now rightly attempting to galvanize women against Trump's awful sexist persona – and worse, his anti-choice agenda, planning A Million Woman March in Washington DC the day after the inauguration.
But as an organization that's attempting to galvanize broad grassroots support, it's going to have a hard time appealing to the tech masses when friends will publicly condemn each other for supporting such a stealthy political organization (on Facebook, ironically).
But attempts to galvanize social network unionism through clone Facebook services like UnionBook have fallen flat.
