"institutional efforts" is correct and usable in written English.
It may be used to refer to the activities and initiatives of an organization or institution to achieve a certain goal, or to describe the collective efforts of an organization or institution to improve a certain situation. For example, "The school has undertaken various institutional efforts to improve the educational outcomes of its students."
It might further be appropriate to consider the role of a national body that could coordinate institutional efforts and make resources available to institutions that lack the academic and human resources needed for such an endeavour.
In prioritizing and expediting institutional efforts and assistance pursuant to this section, as appropriate, such institutions shall use clear, accountable, and metric-based targets to measure the effectiveness of such guarantees and assistance in achieving the goals described in section 3.
There are institutional efforts as well.
Despite various institutional efforts, about 22% of the total Nicaraguan population still do not have access to electricity.
But formal institutional efforts to overcome deeply rooted enmities have met with resistance among some Muslim leaders and also within the Vatican.
"We are going to focus institutional efforts on attending to the [social] causes of the criminal phenomenon and not only its consequences," he said.
The new Weill Cornell Medicine oath is distinctive because it represents an institutional effort.
MIT OCW is an unprecedented institutional effort of a much broader magnitude, as the goal is to provide the course materials free and open to the world.
The answer is that, unlike them, modern Germany has made a serious institutional effort to debate its colonial past and engage with former colonies on issues including reparations and formal apology.
Then, our self-appointed parliamentarian interjects a long story about a previous institutional effort — to make the point that our team is not the proper entity to recommend the kinds of changes we are proposing.
MSRP began in 1986 as an institutional effort to address the issue of underrepresentation of African Americans, Mexican Americans, Native Americans, and Puerto Ricans in engineering and science in the United States.
