It is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a person or organization's actively and openly doing things to make information or actions transparent to the public. For example, "The government has promised to increase their effort for transparency by making all upcoming policy changes publicly available."
In May of this year, that division then kicked of a large, groundbreaking pilot in London, where police have been equipped with on-body cameras to record activities, both as a way of helping to gather evidence in chaotic situations, and also in an effort for more transparency with a public that has grown increasingly mistrustful of law enforcement.
Was it an honest attempt for transparency?
In this respect, one may draw a parallel with the West's efforts to push for transparency in Kazakhstan which had been largely fruitless until 2014 2016, when a worsening economic situation induced the country's government to initiate major institutional reforms in that regard (Öge, 2017).
Reflecting the organization's efforts to strive for transparency and accountability, UNICEF in 2012 became signatory to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), the global multi-stakeholder initiative, which committed the organization to publicly disclose its information on aid spending and make it easier for all stakeholders to find, use and compare the standardized data.
My effort for broad-based transparency and accountability will continue because a uniform reporting requirement is needed to get the full picture".
There was a real effort at transparency and it was rewarded by reporting that was, for the most part, accurate and proportionate.
Anna Rozenich, a spokeswoman for McDonald's, said the company disclosed Pershing Square's move Friday in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission in an effort to uphold transparency for all investors.
The calls for transparency are the same.
