The phrase "attempts to schedule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing efforts made to arrange a meeting, event, or appointment.
Example: "The team attempts to schedule a meeting every Monday to discuss project updates."
Alternatives: "tries to arrange" or "makes efforts to set up".
The Hadoop scheduler always attempts to schedule a map task on a node that has a copy of the data block to be processed first.
One, called Lookout, automatically reads electronic mail messages and attempts to schedule requests for appointments and meetings.
Only once all of the result moves of the operation are scheduled, with or without bypasses, the algorithm attempts to schedule input operand moves as well.
While provisioning a single user request among multiple providers, the market broker attempts to schedule the request with as less active datacenters as possible, a new datacenter is spawned only if remaining user requests exceeds a certain threshold value.
Diệm's trip came after two years of American attempts to schedule a state visit.
His attempts to schedule my time felt like attempts to control it.
I attempted to schedule playdates with other children, tykes who, sadly, insisted on wearing flammable clothing.
She made a final attempt to schedule a viewing, saying they were on the verge of committing to another property.
Iceland has two international airlines, Icelandair and WOW air, and both are desperately attempting to schedule additional flights before Sunday.
Bloomsbury is working with publishers of Harry Potter all around the globe in an attempt to schedule simultaneous global publication of the series.
Even some of his fellow Democrats viewed his attempt to schedule an address on job creation before a joint session of Congress next Wednesday — the same night as a major Republican presidential debate — as clumsy if not downright rude.
