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The phrase "hell of an effort" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a situation or task where someone has worked very hard or put in a lot of effort. For example, "He put in a hell of an effort to finish the project on time."
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He puts it just wide, but that was a hell of an effort.
"We're going to make a hell of an effort this year.
That's one hell of an effort after the disappointment of the previous hole.
It's going to take one hell of an effort for Andy to get a point".
If it is a joke, then hats off to Dee and XOVA – they've gone to one hell of an effort.
By the closing credits, it feels like a hell of an effort to get some dinner, omega-3 oil and a new pair of shoes.
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"It's disappointing, but considering the week we have had, the climate we are in and coming away to the French champions... it's a hell-of an effort," said Rhys. "It shouldn't be underestimated what we have put in here and it shows what we are about, in terms of the fight the players put in for the Ospreys shirt.
"I think it just took a hell of a lot of effort and obsession, especially from Robbie.
"It takes a hell of a lot of effort, and therefore money," explains Mr Sukdhev.
At least, not without a hell of a lot of effort.
The truth is that it'll take a hell of a lot of time and effort because at the moment it's just a building site.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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