"through this effort" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something was achieved or accomplished by means of a particular effort or action. Example: "Through this effort, we were able to raise enough money to fund the new playground for the school."
She raised nearly $3 million for the Society through this effort.
Six months ago, we also commissioned an internal review to examine the tradecraft of our work on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, and through this effort we are finding ways to improve our processes.
"We are proud that through this effort we're giving $5 million to small and local charities," he said, "raising awareness for thousands of charities and helping them gain new supporters".
Ronald Davis, the Cops director, said in a statement: "The advancements that will be made through this effort will not only benefit the St Louis County police department, they will serve as a model for all police agencies in the region and throughout the nation".
Through this effort, we have also gained a better understanding of model uncertainty.
Through this effort, it's developed an advertising business that shatters records quarter after quarter.
To be sure, you may not need to go through all this effort if you're not itemizing your deductions and instead are taking the standard deduction.
"He'd say, 'They went through all this effort, it's the least I can do.' " John Alvin Willis was born in Morristown, Tenn., on Oct. 16, 1916.
"The banks have gone through all this effort; it's still early, but the numbers are still fairly small given the size of the operation and the extent of their investment," said Roberto Suro, director of the Pew center.
Will the carriers follow through on this effort by tailoring services to other niches?
I thought, 'Why not get a designer chest if I'm going to go through all this effort?'.
