The phrase 'incremental efforts' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to small, steady improvements or steps taken to achieve something. For example, "The company decided to make incremental efforts to increase its profits by introducing new cost-cutting measures."
Decades of incremental efforts to cut costs in health care and impose practice guidelines on clinicians have failed.
Counteracting the heat island effects of asphalt and concrete (summer temperatures in the city can be ten degrees higher than outside the city) will require incremental efforts.
That provision is necessary, in no small part because incremental efforts in the bill to regulate derivatives are in grave danger of being watered down.
But today's Democrats, the heroic efforts of some liberals notwithstanding, remain the party of the education bureaucracy, resistant to all but the most incremental efforts to bring choice and competition to our public schools.
Schumpeter argued that capitalism is driven not, as Adam Smith said, by incremental efforts to cut costs and boost profits in a competitive market, but by the pursuit of game-changing technological transformations.
If the ECB acts it will probably be in small, careful steps, starting perhaps with the introduction of a negative rate on bank deposits.Unfortunately, history suggests that incremental efforts to fight deflation do not work.
Commercializing the database and related data-analysis tools required only a small incremental effort.
Rewards linked to a charge card or credit card have a clear convenience advantage because neither the customer nor the merchant needs to exert any incremental effort.
A platform is essentially a business model that thrives because of the participation and value added from third parties with only incremental effort from the owner of the platform.
Then there will be no more milestones to celebrate, only the incremental effort of fighting an insurgency and rebuilding a failed state, without the prospect of a dramatic turn that could restore the support of the American public.
Creating a permanent foundation for human exploration of the solar system will require a patient, incremental effort with tangible, science-driven goals – say, returning to the moon by 2020 and sending humans to Mars by 2050.
