The phrase "following attempts" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something that happens after one or multiple previous attempts. Example: After several failed attempts, the team finally succeeded in scoring a goal in the following attempts.
In the 1960s, the amputation and death rates following attempts at removal were as high as 50%.
The strategy was developed following attempts to suppress colonial uprisings, where long distances and poor communications had made it difficult to deploy ground forces effectively.
Those sentenced were either family members or supporters of Long Baorong, who died in 2012 after being jailed following attempts to expose corruption.
Yesterday Mr Hardern was unapologetic about his return to the fray, saying that following attempts by other carpetbaggers to take on the Portman, Skipton and other societies, someone needed to "keep plugging away" at the sector.
One of these, indeed, was of my own making: the controversy following attempts to prevent the Guardian – and rest of the UK press – reporting my parliamentary questions last October regarding the Trafigura toxic waste dumping scandal in Africa.
No time to waste today, so let's get down and dirty before we realise that the following attempts at humour are, in point of fact, about as amusing as cold turkey: Fat Freddy Shepherd is currently on all fours with a seedless orange in his mouth panting frenziedly and making come-hither eyes at a man dressed as Mr Burns from The Simpsons.
A significant recurrence rate has also been reported following attempted closure.
I can reveal that they were behind the following attempted intrusions: in March, straight after the Salisbury attack, the GRU attempted to compromise UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office computer systems via a spear fishing attack.
August: Ukrainian parliament declares independence from USSR following attempted coup in Moscow.
The second objective was to define the effects of thrombolytic therapy in these patients on the plasma concentrations of osteonectin at prespecified time points following attempted reperfusion.
Conclusions: Perspectives of junior doctors interviewed suggest many cardiac arrests were not a surprise and that the probability of ROSC following attempted resuscitation was unlikely.
