The phrase "attempt to inform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an effort made to provide information or communicate something to someone.
Example: "The organization made an attempt to inform the public about the new policy changes through a series of press releases."
Alternatives: "effort to notify" or "try to communicate".
Therefore, in an attempt to inform patient-centered care, quantile regression provides more information on the distribution of the treatment effect than typical conditional mean treatment effect estimation.
25 Some countries attempt to inform potential participants in screening about overdetection, but the information is seldom specific enough to make a truly informed choice.
Yet you made no attempt to inform us of the nonfunctioning of two primary advertised aspects of the apartment.
This review gathers together a range of different research areas in an attempt to inform some of these issues.
Above all, there needs to be an attempt to inform the public about the nature of addiction.
"The intent and purpose of this is nothing other than an earnest attempt to inform the American people," Bryan Whitman, a Pentagon spokesman, said.
Sporadic information about translations into other than the two first languages required attempts to inform the scientific community about already existing international versions of the scale.
The Happiness Pulse, for instance, attempts to inform you "which sort of happy" you are based on your survey responses.
Or is it a citizens-first model that attempts to inform the electorate so they can make the best decisions?
The Academy attempts to inform each year's winner of their victory half an hour before the official announcement.
A deliberative poll, for example, attempts to inform opinion by providing the opportunity for wide public discussion among those polled.
