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The phrase "recruitment effort" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the effort or process of recruiting new workers or members. For example: "The company's recruitment effort has enabled it to bring in many talented individuals over the last year."
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His recruitment effort, he said, was different.
The full dimensions of the recruitment effort also remain unclear.
An international recruitment effort should produce 1,000 more teachers.
There are signs the recruitment effort may be working.
"Our big recruitment effort is at high schools and universities.
Joint N.I.H. Recruitment Effort City College of New York is the host of a major recruitment effort by the National Institutes of Health that ends today.
The college has allotted $5.5 million to finance the first stage of the recruitment effort.
Randi Weingarten, who leads the teachers' union, praised the recruitment effort but criticized the budget plans.
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Within a month, a major landlord-recruitment effort was pushing low-income Angelenos into higher-income neighborhoods.
Bev Rice, a member of the Granny Peace Brigade who planned to help with Thursday's counter-recruitment effort, said: "Nothing appears to upset her.
A major re-recruitment effort in 1991 targeted subjects who had dropped out in the first years of the study.
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