The phrase "make sufficient efforts" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing the need for adequate attempts or actions to achieve a goal or complete a task.
Example: "To ensure the project's success, we must make sufficient efforts to meet the deadlines and quality standards."
Alternatives: "put in adequate effort" or "exert enough effort."
They have to, since they can only charge the highest fees if they make sufficient effort in widening participation.
He said the officer had investigated the case "in an unreasonable and improper manner" and had failed to make sufficient effort to find video evidence.
Recent polling by Harris Interactive provides the answer: 76 percent of the French (including 62 percent of left-wing voters) think that immigrants don't make sufficient effort to integrate into French society.
The review said mental health staff and the police did not share information effectively with each other or children's services and did not find out how Harold Philpotts' mental illness was impacting on Ben, nor did they make sufficient effort or seek opportunities to speak to him.
But if the challenge is "just right" -- not too great and not too small -- it forces the civilization to make sufficient effort to advance creatively.
The State Department today criticized several of the United States' closest allies, including Saudi Arabia, Israel, Greece and South Korea, saying they had not made sufficient efforts to stop the trafficking of slaves within their borders.
According to a 2013 study from Accenture and the UN Global Compact, only a third of CEOs of the world's 1,000 largest firms think that business is making sufficient efforts to address global sustainability challenges, or that the global economy is on track to meet the demands of a growing population.
Armitstead's appeal was successful because the first test, on 20 August 2015, was struck off the record on account of a tester not making sufficient efforts to locate her in a Swedish hotel where the team were based during the UCI Women's Road World Cup.
Mr. Brown has told friends he was unprepared for the extent, in his view, to which Republicans have not made sufficient efforts to accommodate him on critical issues, like putting on the ballot measures to extend taxes to avoid budget cuts.
Adam Nagourney reports that Mr. Brown, who campaigned on the promise that his experience in state government could turn California around, has told friends he was unprepared for the extent, in his view, to which Republicans have not made sufficient efforts to accommodate him on critical issues, like putting on the ballot measures to extend taxes to avoid budget cuts.
