The phrase "financial efforts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, but it is commonly used when referring to actions or endeavors related to managing or using money. Example: The company's financial efforts to increase profits included implementing cost-saving measures and investing in new marketing strategies.
Livni asked if the declining price of oil was becoming leverage in the efforts to thwart Iranian financial efforts.
Sir Menzies Campbell, the party's former leader, said: "The UK has rightly led financial efforts to help Syrian refugees but surely we can afford to be more generous.
"Yemen will not be able to elude the fate of a failed state without the political and financial efforts of the sponsors of the settlement that ended his rule," claims Iskandar.
Still, Mr. Christie's imprimatur may resonate most among the relatively small group of deep-pocketed Northeast Republicans, many of them Wall Street figures, who were poised to seed the New Jersey governor's financial efforts had he entered the race.
Despite the tremendous engineering, construction, and financial efforts that it involved, the Seikan Tunnel is only of limited use, since air travel between Honshu and Hokkaido is quicker and is almost as cheap as rail travel through the tunnel itself.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Offices (FCO) would be "at the forefront of international financial efforts against Iran and will push its EU partners on Iran as hard as possible, FCO contracts told London Iran Water (Poloff) May 21," the cable said.
It's Twitter's biggest financial effort since April, when it introduced its first, much-anticipated ad program, Promoted Tweets.
In this mix, one thing becomes clear: the Olympics are a financial effort that require consumers to play along.
Radamel Falcao's father has revealed that Real Madrid were unwilling to make a financial effort to sign his son.
The crisis came as Germany turned away from European idealism — exhausted by the financial effort of unification, angered by Mediterranean freeloaders, satisfied by its postwar redemption, bent more on material gain than great moral causes (bowing to Vladimir Putin, shunning Libyan freedom fighters).
Huge scientific and financial effort is necessary to meet these objectives.
