"efforts at managing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe attempts or actions taken to control or handle something. Example: Despite their efforts at managing the company's finances, the business still went bankrupt.
His firm's efforts at managing diabetes, he says, have reduced hospital admissions by 26% and costs by 10% for those patients.America has long had isolated examples of excellence.
Thus more intensive human efforts at managing the soil and water conditions of early cultivated rufipogon would have been repaid by increasing yields and the accumulation of domestication genes.
The methodology allows social entrepreneurs to visually understand and acknowledge that shifting perceptions of stakeholder PUL values and SIMVs can impact the decision-making of the social entrepreneur and hence her efforts at managing the business.
Such ch'ixi landscapes emerge at the confluence of capitalist efforts at rendering territories investable, governmental efforts at managing dispossession, and Guaraní efforts to maintain life and exercise territorial sovereignty amidst contradictory processes of (post colonial governmentality.
Also, efforts at managing the source and further spread of HIV/AIDS are often centered on the immediate people around the victim neglecting those who may have had prior contact in earlier years with the victim.
A higher-tech take on mindfulness, Pip is designed for users to pick up and make an effort at managing their stress, through instant biofeedback to learn what techniques work best, says Galvanic's chief executive David Ingram.
Fortunately, the solutions are clear: more money for mental health services, closer tracking of suicides and more aggressive preventive efforts, more efficiency at managing veterans' treatment and more help for their families.
Efforts should be aimed at managing patient care and containing the disease by interrupting the chain of transmission (1, 2 ).
Teng Biao, a lecturer at China University of Political Science and Law, said security officials were partly responding to the surge in popular activism that, despite their best efforts at censorship, manages to bubble up through the Internet.
He was good at managing meeting time.
The consistent association of chronic cough with advancing age in people without other recognized lung disease seen in our study again suggests that efforts at identifying and managing chronic cough and its related problems in older adults may make a major contribution to reducing morbidity in this burgeoning sector of the population.
