The phrase "attempt to infringe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts when discussing efforts to violate rights, laws, or regulations.
Example: "The company is under investigation for its attempt to infringe on the intellectual property rights of its competitors."
Alternatives: "effort to violate" or "try to breach".
The city's request drew opposition from some civil libertarians and Arab-Americans who characterized it as a possibly unconstitutional attempt to infringe on civil rights.
"The Syrian people reject any foreign intervention in its affairs, under any title, and would confront any attempt to infringe upon Syria's sovereignty and the integrity of its territories," the statement said.
Elected president of the National Rifle Association in 1998, he proved to be a powerful campaigner against what he saw as the government's attempt to infringe on a constitutional guarantee — the right to bear arms.
The EFL said that Leicester "did not make any deliberate attempt to infringe the rules or to deceive".
It is part of a broader strategy to protect the Oscar brand by attempting to quash all attempts to infringe the Oscar's copyright and trademark.
Democrats will not sit idly by while the Republican Party attempts to infringe on the rights of American voters". A number of minority and labor groups have rallied to fight back.
Not surprisingly, these developments have irked the ire of the Anglophone and Allophone communities who see these initiatives as fresh attempts to infringe on their rights as equal citizens and who have launched a petition that has already garnered over 20,000 signatures in a drive to have Bill 14 never see the light of day.
On June 12 a federal appeals court in the midwest will hear [heard] arguments concerning an attempt by copyright holders to infringe on the rights of professors and students to use coursepacks.
Two minutes later Heathcote succeeded with a 40-metre attempt, only for Bath to infringe at the restart.
But in the middle of a story about her daughter's stint on Dancing with the Stars, Palin is suddenly reminded of the pachyderm in the room-- this room-- this coming froom-- thiste House," as she puts it, "about Precentntalkama's attempts to perhaps infringe further upon our Secomingmendment rights".
Attempts to limit campaign spending tend to fail and to infringe the constitution's free-speech guarantee.
