The phrase "staunch efforts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe strong, unwavering attempts or actions taken towards achieving a goal.
Example: "The organization made staunch efforts to raise awareness about climate change."
Alternatives: "steadfast efforts" or "strong efforts."
Staunch efforts from Marc Leishman and Jason Day.
The bombings, which killed the highest ranking British official in Istanbul, cast a pall over the staunch efforts by Mr. Bush and Mr. Blair to use the state visit to undercut opposition to the war.
While you can't denigrate their outrageous ambidextrous cuemanship one bit, five-minute 147s in best-of-19-frame first-round matches against Mick Price simply do not compare to the staunch efforts of the greatest player the sport has ever seen.
Despite these staunch efforts, under utilisation of services remains a big problem among PLHIV [ 26].
In 1919 he helped spearhead a movement to modernize the curriculum at the Stuttgart Academy of Fine Art which also involved a staunch effort to have Paul Klee appointed to the faculty there and, more generally, to bring modern art exhibitions to Stuttgart.
He's suddenly back at -3. Day, alongside him, scrambles for his par, a staunch effort; he remains in the joint lead at -7. Mixed fortunes meanwhile for Cabrera and Leishman on 17; the former holds the back of the green near the pin with a lovely approach, the latter sends his through the back and down a tricky bank.
Because the victims in Sudan are African, African leaders should be the staunchest supporters of efforts to see perpetrators brought to account.
These efforts, over staunch opposition, led to laws and amendments creating a regional flood protection authority with east and west branches.
This would include mandatory treatment for addicts as well as efforts to staunch the flow of methamphetamine from jungle laboratories in neighbouring Myanmar.
The UN report, an update on the spread of transnational terrorism and efforts to staunch it, validates the Obama administration's claim that "core al-Qaida remains weak".
It has been the result of concerted, early efforts to staunch the spread of the disease, sometimes turning to novel measures, tailoring details to fit the region's unique needs.
