The phrase "attempts of which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific attempts that have been previously mentioned or are known in the context.
Example: "The researchers conducted several experiments, the attempts of which yielded promising results."
Alternatives: "efforts that" or "endeavors of which".
The Eredivisie leaders had 61% possession and 19 attempts, of which six were on target, while Juventus' goal came from their only effort on target.
The RCMP warns that figure doesn't take into account the number of unsuccessful suicide attempts, of which they received about 59 reports.
Since 1990, terror acts and attempts of which Hezbollah has been blamed include the following bombings and attacks against civilians and diplomats: The 1992 Israeli Embassy attack in Buenos Aires, killing 29, in Argentina.
There were data available on the AKT between 2008 and 2013 for a total of 22 081 candidate attempts, of which 17 395 were first attempts.
The analysis presented in this paper is one of the first attempts of which we are aware to study the relationship between triage codes and the cost of treating patients in ED.
The trial commanded nationwide interest given that it is the only trial into July 15 coup attempt of which President Erdogan involves as a plaintiff.
And he didn't mention his three attempts to ban people from Muslim-majority countries from entering the U.S, the third attempt of which is due for a U.S. Supreme Court ruling later this year.
Of the remaining 12 patients, seven were diagnosed as having TB on their third attempt, and five on their fourth or fifth attempt, of which one of these was in a private facility.
This is the first attempt, of which we are aware, to collect new utility data repeatedly from members of the public for the specific purpose of informing ongoing cost utility analyses.
Earlier attempts, one of which involved hot pants, fell flat.
They have since received hundreds of attempts, none of which they say are credible.
