The phrase 'this chapter tries to' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
This phrase functions as a way to introduce the goal of the subsequent information. For example, "This chapter tries to explain some of the more complex elements of the taxation system."
This chapter tries to list some of the most common codes, specifications and standards that address welding related matters.
This chapter tries to answer the following question: How could cognitive control functionality be implemented in HAM-inspired robots?
This chapter tries to isolate several practical concepts that people associate with grids and explain business opportunities associated with each concept.
Discussing more explicitly about the ethical issues pertaining to a study, this chapter tries to impress upon clinical researchers that the science and ethics of clinical study cannot be separated.
This chapter tries to address such questions.
On the basis of these results and in fictional form, this chapter tries to illustrate challenges for the areas work, production, job and career.
The chapter tries to give an overview of the printheads available on the market and of their applications.
The chapter tries to 'illuminate' why arbitrary combinations may not necessarily be ultimate guarantors for the required performance, points out common pitfalls, and provides an introduction to the necessary fundamentals of optics and design.
This chapter tries first to explain how the aerodynamic forces on a wind turbine rotor extract power from the wind by slowing down the wind speed and at the same time produce the torque needed to drive an electrical generator.
Kugel spends the final chapter trying to salvage the Bible for rational believers like himself.
Most readers will spend the book's first chapter trying to locate themselves in relation to its "you" — the "you" that implies a largely absent "I".
