The phrase "attempts of developing a" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "attempts to develop a" instead.
Example: "The team's attempts to develop a new software application were met with several challenges."
Alternatives: "efforts to develop a" or "endeavors to create a".
The first attempt of developing a microstructured plate reactor made of PEEK for continuous microwave heating did not lead to the expected performance.
This study attempted to highlight the importance of developing a culturally relevant measure of active aging within a Thai context as an alternative to importing standardized Western instruments that may not be relevant to Eastern cultures.
There were a number of attempts to develop a many-valley HD model of Gunn oscillators (see, e.g. [16]) since the first one-temperature HD theory [17].
There have been a number of attempts to develop a method for the proportioning of mixes with cement replacement materials which could be classified as fly ash or blast furnace slag.
The possibility of avoiding vitrectomy or of offering a therapeutic option short of vitrectomy for the group of intermediate severity has been a main focus of attempts to develop a nonsurgical therapeutic option.
Manufacturers, it seems, have tended to ignore obvious practical limitations, and have failed to exploit the unique position of the watch right there on your wrist.Consider, for example, the chequered history of attempts to develop a "Dick Tracy" watch with a built-in phone, as used by the 1930s comic-strip hero.
The Cadbury report was one of the first attempts to develop a code of conduct for listed companies that went beyond existing laws to define something more subtle: guidelines for good behavior and disclosure that might set a company straight before questionable practices turned into legal cases.
A former MIT student, his book The Theory of Corporate Finance attempts to develop a unified theory governing how corporations operate in the modern era.
Particularly in the United States, there have also been a number of entrepreneurial attempts to develop a privately funded launch vehicle; one company, Space Exploration Technologies SpaceXX), has successfully developed the Falcon family of launch vehicles.
After two decades of failed attempts to develop a successful competitor to NBC's Tonight, CBS eagerly agreed to all three requests.
