The phrase "attendant effort" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the effort that accompanies or is associated with a particular task or situation.
Example: "The project was successful due to the attendant effort of the entire team, who worked tirelessly to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "associated effort" or "accompanying effort".
During the Enlightenment in Europe and its attendant efforts at biological classification during the 18th century, as naturalists and others attempted to find specific categories for all life-forms, organisms that failed to match a perceived species average were often referred to as lusus naturae, cavorts, or freaks of nature.
The underlying assumption is that if quality care is received, attendant efforts at comprehensive care management and primary and secondary prevention can eliminate or at least delay the need for such hospital episodes.
Flight attendants' efforts to enforce the rule can cause tensions with passengers.
According to a study by the Refugee Policy Group, the American-led operation and the attendant relief effort saved around 110,000 lives, while 240,000 were lost to the famine.
The Transitional Federal Government — the 15th attempt at a government — is trying to assert itself and beat back the Shabab, and the famine and attendant relief effort could mean an enormous opportunity.
Asphyxia or injuries to the child that result from the attendant's effort to hasten the delivery in order to prevent the child's asphyxiation are responsible for the loss of three times as many breech babies as head-on babies.
Dick dropped a dime in a vending machine, pulled the lever, and picked up a bag of jelly beans; munching, he wandered back to the car and lounged there watching the young attendant's efforts to rid the windshield of Kansas dust and the slime of battered insects.
Meanwhile, he is also masterminding SEIU's attempt to create the new statewide bargaining unit for personal care attendants, an effort that wisely includes wooing advocates for the elderly and disabled who receive such services in their own homes.
Numerous theorists contributed to the atmosphere of controversy, and the papacy finally met with disaster, first in the removal of the popes to Avignon under French influence and second with the Great Schism attendant upon an effort to bring the popes back to Rome.
He thanked the clubhouse attendants "for your effort and selflessness to help a group of people as high-maintenance as ballplayers are".
