The phrase "attempts at bridging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to connect or reconcile different ideas, groups, or concepts.
Example: "The team's attempts at bridging the gap between the two departments have led to improved collaboration."
Alternatives: "efforts to connect" or "endeavors to unite".
Ms. Hall will leave her job at the end of the month, it was announced on Tuesday, her tenure defined by bungled efforts and questionable attempts at bridging the gap between the bureaucracy and parents.
In this spirit, this paper surveys a few recent attempts at bridging the gaps between the several scientific disciplines comprising the field of flow control, in an attempt to clarify the author's perspective on how recent advances in these constituent disciplines fit together in a manner that opens up significant new research opportunities.
Previous attempts at bridging the two coding schemes showed indeed lost continuity.
This particular open thread about Thanksgiving, for example, will go down in infamy as the Americanism heard round the world, but exchanges like these were far more common: Tumblr, a blogging platform famed for its ability to draw niche crowds, was a natural fit for English to English, which we billed as our attempt at bridging the cultural divide between readers in the UK and US.
In fact, any attempt at bridging the gap between water supply and demand must explore solutions in the demand side.
The new feature takes advantage of "Android Instant Apps" technology – Google's attempt at bridging the mobile web world with that of native applications.
Is this Idol's attempt at bridging age gaps?
He also observed it was "her first attempt at bridging an audience, making music that makes the men want to hear what she has to say and the women feel like they can say it to men as well".
We then focus on the attempts made at bridging the scales, as well as the many challenges which must be met to provide clinically useful models.
Visitors can also see the outlines of the Gaesong industrial complex on the northern side of the DMZ, where South Korean firms such as Hyundai have invested in factories in an attempt at bridge-building with one of the world's most reclusive regimes.
The German finance ministry spokesman said the Greek request was an attempt at "bridge financing, without meeting the requirements of the programme.
