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The phrase "attempting to eliminate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing efforts to remove or get rid of something, whether it be a problem, obstacle, or undesirable element.
Example: "The organization is attempting to eliminate waste in its production process to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "trying to remove" or "seeking to eradicate".
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He argues that the U.N. is diluting its power by attempting to eliminate all problems.
Most, however, believe that attempting to eliminate it altogether would be going too far.
The Saints have a double challenge in attempting to eliminate the Rams, last season's Super Bowl champions.
Tells about Newport's reputation as a center for vice and the problems associated with attempting to eliminate gambling.
Dr. Potter, the entomologist, said that whenever a homeowner is attempting to eliminate a wasp problem, caution is critical.
Kerr added that some employers, including the Home Office and consultancy group Ernst & Young, are attempting to eliminate racial bias in graduate recruitment.
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Now Nascar will attempt to eliminate flukes, too.
In recent years, football has attempted to eliminate subjectivity.
Harvesting should not attempt to eliminate ash, but the harvest may diminish its abundance.
The so-called "dead-hand pill" attempted to eliminate even this possibility.
"Isn't it impossible even to attempt to eliminate these cancer-producing agents from our world?
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