The phrase "effort up" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It means to increase or intensify one's effort or level of exertion. Example: The team needed to effort up in order to meet the tight deadline for their project.
Westwood rolls a very decent long effort up the green to a couple of feet.
Every day was devoted at least in part to getting this effort up and running: setting up the website, liaising with local humanist groups, designing ads.
Reaching the last 16 of the Champions League with a match to spare was a great achievement for us and it was almost understandable we couldn't get our effort up to its normal standard.
The Pumas displayed their customary muscle and effort up front as well as the defensive qualities that have made them such respected opponents on the world stage.
Excess of Cbh1 over CelD resulted in a combinatorial effort (up to 345%) to attack crystalline forms of cellulose while less crystalline forms remained unchanged.
Similarly, the scenario when T exceeds the escape cost of escape (ce) also seems unrealistic because a manager would be prepared to accept the maximum possible cost of not detecting the species (ce) and managing it when the species had escaped; in this case none or minimal search effort (up to T − ce) would be optimal.
Crowdsourcing contests can be modeled as all-pay auctions because entrants must exert effort up-front to enter.
Forty-nine percent disapproved of Mr. Obama's foreign policy efforts, up 10 points since early June, and 40 percent approved.
Despite highly scientific efforts, up to now, no economic strategy for the recycling of these ecological critical wastewaters exists.
For the second quarter of 2010, Google spent $1.34 million in lobbying efforts, up 41percentt from the same quarter last year.
Without any Russian support, the US would probably have to chalk both efforts up as losses.
