The phrase "attempts to react" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing efforts made by someone or something to respond to a situation or stimulus.
Example: "The scientist attempts to react to the unexpected results of the experiment by adjusting the variables."
Alternatives: "tries to respond" or "makes an effort to react."
For example, if the Damkohler number is small (diffusion is fast compared to reaction), the primary signal delocalizes quickly, before it attempts to react.
When the Damkohler number is high, the primary signal attempts to react before it diffuses away from the origin, and near the origin, its ability to serially trigger is limited.
Early attempts to react disubstituted alkynes with AuCl3 led to reduction.
That was the reason 6d for the failure of previous attempts to react allylboronic acids with ketones in a one-pot sequence with the borylation reaction (which requires the presence of either water or MeOH).
A tumour mass is composed not only of abnormal tumour cells but also of normal host cells, which nourish the tumour, and immune cells, which attempt to react to the tumour.
In response to CDDP, LNCaP cells attempt to react to drug-induced damage by increasing c-Myc protein as early as 2 h after drug administration.
The simulation employs a two-phase process in which particles (1) attempt to move and then (2) attempt to react every turn.
Some prevention approaches in this context attempt to react to clearly identifiable shortcomings (for instance, when teachers do not know how to report a suspicion, they receive training on this particular aspect).
When 2 reactants of the same species form a product such as (11) A + A → B, the individual rate of reaction of particle A needs to be modified to ensure that the overall rate of reaction is respected since each reactant will attempt to react with the other one.
Attempt to react with sympathy and kindness, even if you feel otherwise.
It is the latest attempt by politicians to react to a public outcry over pay.
