"deliberative effort" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of putting thought and consideration into making a decision or achieving a goal. Example sentence: After much deliberative effort, I finally came to the decision to pursue a career in medicine.
And even if they are going to defriend each other virtually, it has to be a deliberative effort, unlike in real-life when you just stop seeing certain people.
So for Bhāvavevika then, "the ultimate is of two kinds: one is transcendent (lokuttara / 'jig rten las 'das pa), undefiled (zag pa med pa), free from elaboration (aprapañca / spros med) which needs to be engaged without a deliberative effort.
The second one" as he explains in Tarkajvālā 3.26 "is elaborative (prāpañca / spros pa), hence it can be engaged with a deliberative effort by means of a correct mundane cognitive process (dag pa'i 'jig rten pa'i ye shes) that is sustained by the collective force of virtues (bsod nams) and insights (ye shes)" (Dbu ma dza 60b).
Despite, or perhaps because of, this deliberative effort, the RNC began to face questions from donors and operatives earlier this year about what progress had been made since the high-profile hire of Barkett in June of 2013, a senior RNC official told The Huffington Post on condition of anonymity.
There was a deliberative effort by leaders in both the MOHLTC and OWTS to be transparent about the strategy.
He has learned that relentless effort and deliberative practice are keys to success.
In practical terms, deliberative democracy implies various efforts to increase the amount and the impact of public discussions.
After a three-year deliberative process that included the efforts of working groups, environmental and economic impact statements, and more than 5,000 public comments, the fisheries service proposed that during whale season, which varies by region, ships greater than 65 feet be limited to 10 knots as they near port.
The other part of it that has me changing my tune is being witness to some real efforts at meaningful, deliberative citizen engagement that really reveal how people are making up their minds in Ohio.
More widely, Weldon usefully summarizes some of the methods used to engage the diverse citizen body within public engagement efforts: citizen juries, deliberative polls, focus groups, Internet consultation, public debates, Web debates, and more artistic media such as theater and exhibitions (Weldon 2004, 20).
Efforts to engage in deliberative processes and collaboration among research users, researchers, and funders constituted a core component of EIHP initiatives.
