The phrase "attempts to write new" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to create or produce something original or innovative.
Example: "The author makes several attempts to write new stories that challenge traditional narratives."
Alternatives: "tries to create new" or "seeks to compose new".
Many of them are using mixed some Java front ends, and some are attempting to write new products in Java (or in Microsoft's case C#), however this transition takes a long time.
Less than six months after David Foster Wallace committed suicide in 2008 at the age of 46, D. T. Max published a long article in The New Yorker about Wallace, his depression and his attempts to write a new novel.
The government wants Apple to write new software to bypass the 10-attempt limit on the code and other security measures built into the phone so agents can use a computer program to find the right pass code.
The process of integrating former Maoist fighters has stalled, along with attempts to write a new constitution.
The author of four novels, he is in the doldrums of his mid-fifties: long divorced, lonely, despairing, and frustrated in his attempts to write a new book.
Meanwhile the UN is waiting to get its hands on Serbia's current president, Milan Milutinovic, who is on its wanted list but has been deemed immune from prosecution until his term expires in early January.The vacuum in Serbia will also hold up attempts to write a new constitution for what remains of the Yugoslav federation.
Her response to this terrifying uncertainty was to attempt to write a new kind of politics into being.
Judgment of the general, like wider judgments about the war itself, may alter as time lengthens, and we see what ultimately becomes of the American attempt to write a new chapter in the history of the Middle East.
First came the curious Licking Stick – a functional and loose jam about corporal punishment – followed closely by the subpar, conservative funk of America Is My Home – an attempt to write a new, shamelessly consumerist, anti-peace movement anthem.
