The phrase "attempts aim" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It could be used in a context where one is discussing the goals or objectives of various attempts, but it would need additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The team's attempts aim to improve the overall efficiency of the project, but they require more resources."
Alternatives: "efforts target" or "attempts focus on".
After an appraising glance at the lively fish, it was evident he would escape attempts aimed at his head.
Public infrastructure construction is subjected to numerous attempts aiming to standardize the tasks as well as the limitation of costs.
Plenty of attempts aiming at tackling this problem have been dedicated by both tissue engineering and clinical investigators.
Previous attempts, aimed at explaining full scale invariance16, concentrated on hierarchical fragmentation involving the stabilization of fragments17,18 random multiplicative cascades13, or the competition between fracture and healing5.
So far, these attempts aiming to increase the composite's electronic conductivity involved thick graphene layers, which inevitably hindered Li-ion diffusion and eventually harmed the electrochemical kinetics in LTO's surface.
They insist Trump isn't to blame for the Pittsburgh carnage, or for the spate of bombing attempts aimed at Democrats and the media launched by a Florida man with a van festooned in adoring Trump stickers.
Mr Devedjian said the gunman was from "the extreme, extreme right, even further right than the National Front". Mr Le Pen denied any connection to the gunman and condemned "all assassination attempts aimed at the representative of the state".
Pickens, you may recall, was among the more swashbuckling figures of the 1980's: one of the first of the "corporate raiders" who bestrode the business landscape, he initiated a series of breathtaking takeover attempts aimed at companies many times the size of his own.
A bilateral green certificate system thus faces a number of important policy challenges, but at the same time it could provide important institutional learning effects that can be useful for future attempts aiming at achieving greater policy integration in the European renewable energy sector.
