The phrase "attempt to interact with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an effort to engage or communicate with someone or something.
Example: "The researchers made an attempt to interact with the participants to gather their feedback on the study."
Alternatives: "try to engage with" or "make an effort to connect with".
Part of his mission was "to attempt to interact with other individuals in other F.B.I. counterterrorism operations," Agent Fuller said, without giving more detail.
In this vivid scenario from his most recent book, he comments darkly on the heroine's attempt to interact with a virtual environment that had been rendered unintelligible by obsolete technology.
After getting the lie of the larder and spotting a gap in the angry-looking clouds, we attempt to interact with nature rather than just gawping at its beauty.
9am: walk Lake St Clair After getting the lie of the larder and spotting a gap in the angry-looking clouds, we attempt to interact with nature rather than just gawping at its beauty.
A painfully awkward example: his attempt to interact with black youngsters, at a parade in Jacksonville, Fla., for Martin Luther King's Birthday in 2008, where he dully barked: "Who let the dogs out?
These companies could use digital platforms in an attempt to interact with other firms across geographic boundaries and open new markets, reach potential customers more efficiently, and promote goods and services internationally at a fraction of cost from more traditional mechanisms.
Predictably, we ignored the written warnings and attempted to "interact with" (ie provoke) the resident baboons that line the roadside.
Attempting to interact with those comments, or switch between tabs, also caused the feed to freeze – sort of undermining the benefits of broadcasting online.
Equally, individual groups and even oppositional social movements often expend considerable resources and energy attempting to interact with government officials, elected politicians, and state bureaucracies.
In aspect of group D, the fused hydroxyl and aldehydyl group on one candidate attempted to interact with the gate, which induced the whole construction more stable.
And yet, it admits, Lost in Showbiz occasionally finds itself baffled: not by the exotic denizens of this alien nation, but by our own, pathetic response to them and their attempts to interact with us.
