The phrase "make an attempt" is appropriate and usable in written English.
It is often used to connote effort, as in "He made an attempt to complete the project, but was unsuccessful."
That performance prompted heavyweights Torino to make attempt to lure him to Italy but he turned down a reported £10,000 signing on fee to stay at Preston.
Followed by a waiting of about 4 s, expecting the patient to make attempt again, however, in this simulation, if the patient does not take acting, the robot begins to assist and finally 'drag' the leg to reach the target point.
These researches find that people's political participation demonstrates its own uniqueness in those societies, for example, people are more likely to make attempt to influence policy implementation rather than the decision process, and their participation are more often carried out in a personal, informal, and atomistic approach (see Jennings 1997).
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People will make attempts to find out where you live.
They increase repressions and make attempts to compromise the dissidents.
To Carter's credit, his Administration did make attempts at tax reform.
Still, they do make attempts to eat sensibly, even at this level.
Another 1.1 million people make attempts, while 8 million have suicidal thoughts.
Both teams plan to make attempts to break the existing record in 2013.
Reck Club was the first group to make attempts at humanoid mascots on Tech Campus.
