The phrase "attempts and monitor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing actions related to trying something and keeping track of it, such as in project management or research.
Example: "The team will make attempts and monitor the progress of the new software implementation closely."
Alternatives: "efforts and track" or "try and oversee".
Police officers equipped with body cameras will be stationed at polling stations across the borough on May 3 in an attempt to deter and monitor attempted fraud.
The current carnage, which includes more than 2,000 documented cases of torture and political violence and at least 85 politically motivated murders, according to doctors treating the victims, is an international disgrace resulting from inadequate attempts to negotiate and monitor a sham election.
Its remoteness challenges attempts to map and monitor its carbon function but several lines of measurement evidence illustrate the significance and climate sensitivity of its carbon fluxes.
This dissertation explores the ethics and effects of the forms of professional vision that are exercised and enforced in Illinois's attempts to regulate and monitor psychotropic medication use.
Yes, this is the UK government proposal to manage and run a communications database that will make Chinese attempts to control and monitor its citizens look like "light touch" regulation.
The international hacker collective Anonymous has jumped into the battle over the Thai government's attempts to consolidate and monitor all of the country's internet use through a single gateway.
Many attempts to track and monitor stem cells and cancer cells in vivo (such as by quantum dot labeling, SPOI labeling, and MRI detection) are challenged by cellular toxicity caused by these materials, inadequate duration of labeling, and alteration of gene expression or cellular functions [ 33– 33].
This mistrust can lead to others attempting to micromanage and monitor them, which just makes them more annoyed and more likely to dismiss input.
In order to save energy, electricity providers have attempted to control and monitor their grid using "smart grid" regulation [1].
We reviewed attempts to both model and monitor the catchment-scale hydrological consequences of SCMs.
