The phrase "attempts will help" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential benefits of making efforts or trying something in order to achieve a goal or improve a situation.
Example: "Even if we face challenges, I believe that our attempts will help us find a solution."
Alternatives: "efforts will assist" or "endeavors will benefit".
It is expected that the present attempt will help in establishing improved design guidelines with respect to damping in tube bundles.
Scientists say even if they were not successful on the first attempt, it will help them narrow the time frame to be successful.
Even if you don't quite make it, the attempt itself will help you prepare for later challenges in life.
The findings from the AAAS follow-up survey, summaries, and conference will be documented in an online report, which can inspire others to attempt change and will help funding agencies and professional societies understand what happens when a large-scale effort such as Vision and Change is undertaken.
Practicing with your ninja rope prior to attempting this level will help increase your chances of success.
Despite the camp's failure, it may have provided militants with lessons that will help future attempts to bring extremist groups together under one umbrella.
"Establishing a solid record of compliance will help thwart attempts to sabotage the agreement and demonstrate to US skeptics that Tehran is serious about restricting its nuclear program," she said.
For instance, in the case of instrumental rules which tell us the best way to achieve certain goals, philosophers of all stripes would say that looking at historical attempts to achieve those goals will help us evaluate our current proposals for achieving them.
We hope that this study will help future attempts to unravel their function.
Undoubtedly challenging, attempts to answer this question will help unravel the underlying design principles of complex biological systems.
