The phrase "attempts to implement it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing efforts to put a plan, idea, or system into action.
Example: "The team makes several attempts to implement it, but they face numerous challenges along the way."
Alternatives: "tries to execute it" or "seeks to apply it".
The background and objectives of the policy are scrutinised, as well as the attempts to implement it through specifically created structures in addition to existing research and funding councils.
"In the past, such a scenario was harbored for us, and now attempts to implement it are even more likely," Mr. Putin's protégé, President Dmitri A. Medvedev, warned last week.
While popular misconceptions of the cutting-edge science of artificial intelligence are to be expected, Athey says there are also plenty of misguided attempts to implement it in practice.
Despite the participants' enthusiasm for the HF approach, and their attempts to implement it in their work, they perceived that there were substantial barriers to using it effectively.
To make sure that you have a working design before you attempt to implement it, you should meet with a TA to review your design.
When the Taliban order poppy production cuts, Mr. Arlacchi said he sees the edicts as "more a way to test the cost of a measure like this than a real, serious attempt to implement it".
And, like many community leaders who fear that the coming heat waves, hurricanes, and superstorms will overwhelm their neighborhoods' defenses, Eisenhard worries that the plan is "not very strong should someone attempt to implement it".
Now there's another very important point, which again, we can see either in continuous-time or discrete-time, which is that even if we want it to have an ideal filter, the ideal filter has another problem if we want to attempt to implement it in real time.
This case arrives here in the following posture: the Louisiana Supreme Court has never been given an opportunity to interpret the Balanced Treatment Act, State officials have never attempted to implement it, and it has never been the subject of a full evidentiary hearing.
"Regardless of how the final rule turns out, it will be a shock to the U.S. financial system, as banking entities will need to take extraordinary measures to attempt to implement it," said Barry Zubrow, JPMorgan's executive vice president of corporate and regulatory affairs, in a letter to federal regulators earlier this year.
Neither the Lebanese Communist Party, nor the Iraqi Communist Party adopted atheism as a primary theoretical commitment, and they did not seriously attempt to implement it.
