The phrase "attempts to develop this" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing efforts or initiatives aimed at creating or improving something specific.
Example: "The research team attempts to develop this new technology to enhance communication in remote areas."
Alternatives: "strives to create this" or "works to advance this".
Among those who invoked Jespersen were Morris Halle and Samuel Jay Keyser, whose essay "Chaucer and the Study of Prosody" (1966) became, in the decade after its publication, one of the most important attempts to develop this science.
However, attempts to develop this technology into a commercial stage did not find success until well into the next century.
Learners' attempts to develop this cross-representational linkage by attending multiple representations simultaneously with conventional dynamically linked MERs put additional learning demands on learners (Van der Meij and de Jong, 2006).
"That area of the city has been somewhat ignored, with a few attempts to develop this site," said Rick Cavalieri, executive vice president with Tampa-based Invictus.
Despite attempts to develop this model, no lethal NHP model exists for GTOV [ 99], and lethality of CHPV and SABV in NHPs have not been explored to our knowledge.
Our team has attempted to develop this recommended facility in several professional development institutes with a view toward increasing teachers' awareness of student ideas.
Brillouin, in particular, attempted to develop this idea into a general theory of the relationship between information and entropy.
This study attempts to develop these initial theories of impact assessment through a comprehensive look at themes across 141 case studies of sustainable innovations.
Even though there is a lag in trading and order cancelation, this paper attempts to develop the retailer's inventory model with the effect of order cancelations during advance sales period.
