"endeavours with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone making an effort or attempting to do something with the help or support of something or someone else. Example: "The team endeavours with great determination to complete the project on time."
We need to encourage communities to better align artistic endeavours with tourism promotion.
Their biggest hit yet, 'Twelve', equates Einstein's scientific endeavours with lessons in love.
'Like so many people around the world, I have followed their endeavours with great interest and admiration,' she said.
The US refusal to engage fully and talk directly with Iran wrecked the prospects for earlier diplomatic endeavours with Iran.
Instead, she has devoted herself to these children, financing her endeavours with films, 13 of them made during her years with Woody Allen.
He would have felt a certain kinship with the ebullient Mrs Apfel: both pursued their artistic endeavours with a doggedness fuelled by very particular instincts.
And during the current statistical orgy Baze has been reflecting on all this honest, plain endeavour with corresponding humility.
The two "Jetmen" were pretty well qualified for their latest endeavour with Vincent having 15,000 parachute jumps behind him and Rossy having accrued nearly 10,000 hours of flying.
8. See if you can, via a Twitter campaign, persuade one of the other mobile phone giants to attempt a similar endeavour with someone actually half-decent.
In its place, we need a new research programme – a global endeavour with the vision of the Apollo missions – to ensure the stability of Earth's biosphere.
One article proudly illustrates this scientific endeavour with photos of spiders lined up and pinned down alive in a laboratory while silk is extracted from them.
