The phrase "attempt to regularise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to establish rules, standards, or norms in a particular context, such as legal, administrative, or organizational settings.
Example: "The government has launched an initiative to attempt to regularise the informal economy and bring it under formal regulations."
Alternatives: "try to standardize" or "make an effort to formalize".
Republicans have in the past branded any attempt to regularise their position as "amnesty", an ugly word that killed the last attempt at reform in 2007.Man upEven a little bravery on this subject would be welcome.
Pending approval by the NLC, the MOH sent a circular, dated 6th February 1968, to all government health facilities in an attempt to regularise the varying charges that the government's decision to reintroduce hospital fees had caused.
When the Northern Ireland Office and Home Office attempted to regularise Price's position by altering her required residence to England, Thatcher responded: "No.
"There have been a couple of hiccups with crew members who had gone away, attempted to regularise their position through other ways, and in large part the Department of Justice is trying to deal with that".
In the past year agreements have been reached with Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos to try to regularise the flow of migrants coming purely for economic reasons.
Co-operation between the Bolivian and Argentine police is expected to continue, in a broad attempt both to regularise the situation of adult illegal immigrants and to repatriate minors.Immigration officials at the three principal border crossings have now been told to scrutinise the documentation of all Bolivians seeking to stay, however temporarily, in Argentina.
President George W Bush tried to pass a law to regularise their status, but was thwarted in Congress.
But from 2005 onwards, a hysterical Republican reaction to the prospect of immigration reform (which aimed, among other things, to regularise the position of the 12m or so illegal immigrants living, for the most part peacefully and industriously, within America's borders) undid all that.As well as the census, 2010 will see another attempt to tackle the immigration dossier.
"It has more than enough time to regularise its decisions in parliament and to finesse points of detail".
Several Filipino workers have used the scheme to regularise their position after years of working in the state illegally.
They need to work together to regularise their carry-on rules, but more importantly they need to apply the ones they already have.
