"extended attempt" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a prolonged or sustained effort to do something. Example: After several failed attempts, she made an extended attempt to finish writing her novel by working on it every day for six months.
A scene depicting an extended attempt to give a spinal injection through excess layers of fat will have you squirming at home.
This led to an extended attempt at "rebalancing" — funneling more Medicaid money into home and community programs and less into institutionalization.
Miller invokes the "new ruralism" (and speaks warmly in passing of Richard Mabey), but there is no extended attempt to analyse this phenomenon, though there is a suggestion that it may be connected with global warming.
The surprisingly tentative tone of his outlook contrasted with Mr. Greenspan's more extended attempt in his testimony on Tuesday to buttress his view that core inflation, which excludes volatile areas like food and energy prices, is likely to remain below 2percentthroughgh the end of next year.
The practical undertaking has involved an extended attempt to grasp the most important truths about living.
Burnet's brief administration was dominated by an extended attempt by the governor to secure an annual salary.
He said he had not yet given thought to signing an extension with the Nets, despite the extended attempts by New Jersey to acquire him in a three-way deal that would also involve the Detroit Pistons.
This approach is also further extended for attempts to evaluate apparent residual stress within the coating.
The present results clarify and extend recent attempts to understand the neural basis of semantic memory retrieval, by actively controlling for the confounding effects of episodic memory encoding and retrieval processes.
The wider ground extends to attempting to renege on the promise made during the testator's lifetime, even when his intention at the time of making the promise may have been to fulfill the testator's wishes.
However, the protean nature of abuse means that its scope extends beyond attempted murder after pecuniary conflict.
