The phrase "attempts to notify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing efforts made to inform someone about something.
Example: "The company attempts to notify all employees of any changes in policy through email updates."
Alternatives: "tries to inform" or "makes efforts to alert".
That's a question Sacramento physician Dr. Faith Fitzgerald mulled recently as she attempted to notify another physician about a health crisis involving one of his patients.
Almond Grove, Get on Down the Road, King of Bakersfield and Tonight I Cross the Border were all made available to Spotify's 75 million users, the suit alleges, but did not attempt to notify the rights holders.
A former G4S colleague there told multiple media outlets that Mateen "talked about killing people all the time", and that he attempted to notify the company about Mateen's bizarre behavior.
Those of us agitating most for Mr. Obama's election saw the speech for what it was: an attempt to notify the world that this version of America will not last much longer and that, indeed, a substantial portion of our nation sees the urgent need for shared vision and purpose in place of superficial challenges to would-be opponents.
Google says they will "attempt to notify users before turning over their data whenever possible and legally permissible".
If RockYou! learns of a security systems breach, then we may attempt to notify you electronically so that you can take appropriate protective steps.
Florida parole officials say they have followed protocol in attempting to notify qualified ex-felons that their rights have been restored.
Ferris attempted to notify Saumarez of his ship's precarious position, but his signal halyards had been torn away by shot and it was sometime before assistance could be organised.
After attempting to notify as many ships and anti-aircraft batteries as possible, several planes from Enterprise and others from Ford Island's complement were again airborne within hours to search for the attackers.
