It is grammatically correct to use "conjunction with efforts" in a sentence.
This phrase is typically used to describe two things working together or in conjunction with one another in order to achieve a common goal. Example: "The company's success was due to the conjunction of innovative technology with the efforts of their dedicated employees."
Multimedia presentations at the library, in conjunction with efforts by the city's Sesquicentennial Committee, are scheduled to occupy all four floors.
Moreover, value-based care is most effective when delivered in conjunction with efforts to mitigate broader issues that create problems for patients, such as lack of transportation, inadequate housing, and inability to read prescriptions.
This campaign was launched in conjunction with efforts by private companies, regional governments, and diplomatic missions abroad, as part of a combined effort to increase the number of visitors to Japan (JTA 2016b) by promoting Japan to overseas consumers and tourism companies.
We would pursue our health in conjunction with efforts to preserve the health of the planet.
In conjunction with efforts to reform regulation and develop new business models, clean-energy advocates also should be pressing for standards.
Minimally, if we are going to overhaul the school food supply, we should do so in conjunction with efforts to modify demand.
There are numerous deterrents you can try, and in conjunction with other efforts, these might prove successful.
Can American air power be brought to bear in conjunction with their efforts without strengthening ISIS?
They have to be done in conjunction with other efforts to ensure that students can be successful.
These ethical issues should be addressed in conjunction with systematic efforts to examine whether this intervention is safe and effective.
Turkish Government officials, meanwhile, have been discussing ways to control the smuggling, in conjunction with their efforts to deregulate the country's fuel markets, Turkish officials said.
