"spend the effort" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to investing effort in a task or activity. For example, "If you want to succeed, you must be willing to spend the effort."
In a situation like this, why spend the effort and the time to influence corporate management?
However, in practical applications, the image enhancement is not normally used as it is considered better to spend the effort on improving it at the image acquisition stage.
Many organizations spend the effort to plan when a hierarchical leader or an executive leaves.
In the words of the user, 'Because there are so many others to answer, there's a level of bystander effect (why spend the effort when someone else will do it?)'.
Others might not want to spend the effort required to document and box up the data to make it available or may not want to risk that other researchers could spot errors in their data and call their findings into question.
When companies spend the effort to compensate for any damages of their operations, use their specialties to help others, and overall try to make the world a better place, Gen Z will be more likely to buy into the grander picture and understand what kind of lifestyle the brand espouses.
For all the billions of dollars spent, the effort has not been particularly successful: some species on the rivers are extinct, and others are endangered.
But spending the effort to get the real experts on the team, rather than defaulting to those who are familiar but less adept, will ultimately pay out.
After 20 years and more than $100 million spent, the effort to save the endangered Iberian lynx is at risk because it fails to factor in the effects of climate change, scientists say.
What should have been done is to spend the time, effort, and resources to make you an A-plus saleswoman.
If you are willing to spend the extra effort and time, fish grilled over an open fire can be superb.
