'lively efforts' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when referring to effort going into something in a way that suggests that the effort is vibrant or enthusiastic. For example, "Parents and teachers put lively efforts into creating a fun and creative learning environment for the students."
The director Dave Meyers makes a lively effort to translate this tenor of thought to moving images.
For Ugandans who have been able to come to the United States for court hearings and meet activists in Massachusetts, who are also working to raise awareness about Lively's efforts abroad, it's an example of forging human connections, solidarity and of bringing awareness – and in some ways is its own form of accountability".
Bryan Fischer, one of the AFA's most vocal representatives, previously praised Lively's efforts to counter Uganda's impending "homosexualization". (Opponents, on the other hand, claim that Lively's activities in 2009 led to the drafting of a bill -- often referred to as the "Kill the Gays" bill -- that imposes harsh penalties on "the offense of homosexuality," The New York Times notes).
She also opted out of developing a signature style, a decision that makes her retrospective, organized by Elizabeth A. Macgregor of the Ikon Gallery in Birmingham, England, and Sabine Breitwieser of the Generali Foundation in Vienna, look less like a solo exhibition than a lively collaborative effort.
But in Chicago, college hockey cannot compete with the Blackhawks, who have official bars across the city, a lively social media effort and extensive fan-related events.
And so when poets are writing landscapes (and emotional and mental scapes) that are unique to them or that are part of the world they have emerged from, I get excited because there is going to be something urgent and lively about that effort.
She gravitated toward a pummelling street sound, with skittering beats and menacing choruses that didn't always capture the humor and charm she was known for; nonetheless, the efforts were lively.
Now it does, thanks in part to the efforts of Mr. Lively and others.
But the Knights took a firm grip on the game thanks largely to the efforts of the lively Wigan prop Scott Taylor whose midfield burst set up the position for Ben Cockayne to send the scrum-half, Sam Powell, over before romping through the visitors' defence for a solo score.
Replacement home fly-half James concluded the scoring in a low-key encounter in which the undoubted star - notwithstanding the efforts of the lively Abendanon - was the noisy home crowd, which created a superb atmosphere to compensate for some of the game's shortcomings.
