The phrase "attempts to make changes" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when describing someone's efforts or actions to try and make alterations or adjustments in a specific situation. Example: The company's new CEO has made several attempts to make changes in the company's policies and procedures in order to improve efficiency. However, these attempts have faced resistance from some employees who are resistant to change.
Since the empirical research currently available on this question is equivocal, we explore relevant psychological theories of human motivation to demonstrate that current theory does not support the assumption that information about genetic risk will be motivating to most patients in their attempts to make changes in health behaviors.
Too much pushback, or attempts to make changes, may further weaken regulations, he said, or worse: "The whole deal could fall apart and we get nothing".
These examples show that participants were able to reflect on their own actions and behaviors – what they liked and did not like – and their attempts to make changes to those behaviors as memory losses increased.
The highest will notify you every time a program attempts to make changes to your computer or you change your Windows settings.
Moreover, Xunzi was resolutely opposed to any attempt to make changes to the Way, whether to adjust it to changed circumstances or otherwise; in his view, the time for innovation lay in the distant past, with the sage kings.
Often criticized for cookie-cutter design and opportunistic use of state statutes to force multifamily housing into some suburban towns by guaranteeing a percentage of low-cost units, Avalon is attempting to make changes.
Varmus pushed for an overhaul years ago and current NIH Director Francis Collins attempted to make changes, but didn't get far.
Over the years I have attempted to make changes at many companies but I have yet to see a company distort, omit and twist events and facts in the manner that Yahoo! has done in their press release issued Saturday night, July 12th.
As is standard journalistic practice, Klein "tested" the story by having his own researcher attempt to make changes to the page.
Those who missed the deadline are no longer be eligible to take advantage of it; they now must attempt to make changes in their statuses from their home countries.
