The phrase "attempt to streamline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to make a process more efficient or effective.
Example: "The company is making an attempt to streamline its operations to reduce costs and improve productivity."
Alternatives: "effort to simplify" or "try to optimize".
He said Amazon supports the national Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Project, an attempt to streamline states' sales tax laws and thus persuade Congress to enact legislation permitting states to compel out-of-state vendors to collect taxes.
The requirements were also at odds with the federal law's attempt to streamline the registration process, she wrote.
Mr. Nozoe says that his attempt to streamline Fujitsu's sprawling businesses made him many enemies in the company.
Schmertz said the change was part of an attempt to streamline the meet to make it more attractive to spectators.
The plan would attempt to streamline the senior centers' practices, but its critics worry that some centers might be consolidated.
Worse, despite a costly attempt to streamline data systems, Defense Department databases still do not communicate with VA systems.
The company is attempting to streamline its businesses by selling underperforming units and cutting jobs.
Attempts to streamline the regulatory process often search for generalized solutions that may oversimplify the complexity of natural systems.
However, years of bungled attempts to streamline the industry and violent opposition by miners to privatisation have already driven away most interested parties.
But attempts to streamline its business by selling the Dr Pepper Snapple Group, its American soft-drinks arm, coincided with the credit crunch.
The National People's Congress attempted to streamline the Chinese government by creating new superministries under the State Council extracted from clusters of existing specialized ministries.
