The phrase "attempting to load" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the action of trying to load something, such as a file, webpage, or application.
Example: "The application is currently attempting to load the latest updates, please wait a moment."
Alternatives: "trying to load" or "in the process of loading".
He says that he saw several men attempting to load six large ceremonial lamps into a van; they told him that the lamps were going to Pattom Palace, where Varma resides.
Anecdotally, I occasionally get the above image on attempting to load the site.
Attempting to load the extension on my MacBook Pro gave me an error message.
We wouldn't be surprInstead see it up and dowe throughout the day and more news hits.
There I was, attempting to load my iPhone with the latest Fergie/Lady GaGa/Cyndi Lauper mashup, when word came down the pipes that the mighty makers from Cupertino had passed down a morsel of mending, a reliquary of repair.
Attempting to load corporations with some type of deontological or virtue-based system of morality does not make the slightest bit of sense.
His family contended with celebrity: a gang set out to kidnap his thirty-seven-year-old son, Francisco, who fought them off as they attempted to load him into the trunk of a car.
Instead of seeing them right away, an Information Bar near the top of Internet Explorer will display a message as they attempt to load, and users will have the choice to view or ignore them.
On the Digits2Widgets blog, Rowley gives the stark warning: "Do not attempt to load and fire a 3D printed gun in which any element has been printed on a home 3D printer".
When you attempt to load the player, you get a warning that the browser isn't supported.
This is a generic detection for Visual Basic-compiled files that attempt to load other malware by injecting code into different processes.
