The phrase "make good efforts" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to put in a strong and dedicated effort towards a task or goal. Example: She always makes good efforts to meet her deadlines, even when she's feeling overwhelmed.
Ms. Conte became accustomed to the whoosh, while "Dave never got used to it, but he made good efforts," she said.
Under Superfund, a landowner can be held liable for the entire cost of a cleanup, regardless of who was responsible for the contamination or whether an owner made good efforts to control damage.
Its future plans include a schedule of international rugby tours ahead of the 2019 World Cup in Japan, taking in visits by top-tier counties to the Pacific Islands, North America and Japan in the November and June windows of the year, when other competitions are in hiatus.The IRB is also making good efforts to close the resource gap, with a strategic-investment programme in second-tier countries.
Before World War II Palace made good efforts at promotion, never finishing outside the top half of the table and finishing second on three occasions.
The group praised for making good effort thought the difficulty meant that they should "apply more effort".
All are expected to make good faith efforts, but there are no legal sanctions for failing to reach stated targets.
As part of its settlement last spring, Carrington committed to make good faith efforts to work with homeowners to modify loans instead of foreclosing on them.
This kind of "cap" appeared to be still on the table -- if the wealthy countries make good faith efforts to help emerging economies with finance and technology transfer.
However laudable the academy's efforts, they will remain meaningless if the industry doesn't make good-faith efforts at real equality.
Servicers have to make good-faith efforts to remain in contact with distressed borrowers.
The union contends that violated a 17-year-old agreement that the league would make good-faith efforts to maximize revenue for players.
