The phrase "kind of endeavour" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a specific type or category of effort or activity. You can use it when you want to specify a particular kind or type of endeavor. Example: "Academic research is a kind of endeavour that requires persistence and dedication."
He's got a terrifically spry and skilful band at his back, too, who give the more uptempo songs here (North Cackalacky Girl, You Did Wrong) a snap and swing too often missing from this kind of endeavour.
How Terry Connor would have wished for this kind of endeavour from his team - and indifferent display from his opponents -throughout his brief tenure.
Like Hobbes, Spinoza takes what is essential to humans to be a kind of "endeavour" or conatus, which strives fundamentally for self-preservation, and he deems passions an expression of this drive.
We had all been running our non-profit advocacy organizations long enough to appreciate the practical and emotional costs of sustaining this kind of endeavour.
Ammar is aware of the risks inherent in this kind of endeavours.
This way you could sell this SEZ model to the rest of the world as a kind of postcolonial endeavour, whereas in Puerto Rico of course it looks very much like a colonial endeavour".
Wars - the 1939-45 conflist is a permanent backdrop to Sillitoe's early work - street parades, charity collections, in fact any kind of collective endeavour, is there to be evaded or deserted from.
After several more minutes circling around to find a parking spot, a kind of competitive endeavour requiring alertness, good eyesight, cunning and sometimes outright thuggery, one might as well spend several hours inside the air-conditioning, marching back and forth to sniff out a totally unnecessary bargain.
"The culture which I grew up in saw fist fighting as a kind of noble endeavour," he says.
Pete Paphides, writing for The Times, said that the songs were performed "with power and restraint" and that the "arrangements by Jon Cohen suggest some kind of aesthetic endeavour beyond the basic thing for which they exist".
Paphides claimed that his arrangements "suggest some kind of aesthetic endeavour beyond the basic thing for which they exist", while Birchmeier claimed that the album was "produced with fine precision".
