The phrase "make effort on" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that someone is actively trying to achieve or improve something. Example: "She is determined to make effort on her studies and improve her grades this semester."
The reason explains why we make efforts on improving the fine synchronization with wide tracking range, high estimation accuracy, and low computational complexity.
But for me, the great change that I would like to see and make efforts on is to raise awareness in Hong Kong citizens and among Chinese tourists".
It is necessary to make efforts on the coordinate control of HUG formation for its superiority in operation and control, while most researches on coordinate control strategy of fleet focused on the traditional gliders and AUVs.
It is also recommended that future research may need to make efforts on the comparative studies to identify and test systematically variables that could effect on the internationalization speed of EBSs.
It is also recommended that future research may need to make efforts on the comparative studies to identify and test systematically variables that could effect on innovation in IT.
Mr. Grotz said that while G.M. had made efforts on the technology front, it was not ready to release details.
The rebels made efforts on Sunday to offset a recent video that surfaced of fighters executing prisoners.
The hybrid architecture not only improves efficiency in route setup, it also makes efforts on redundant routes exploration and link failure maintenance.
This study examined puskesmas which makes efforts on reforming/innovating the health care system based on patient needs.
The following quotes give flavour of the responses given in relation to envy: "Making efforts on your own creates envy and you will face obstacles".
