The phrase "will attempt to propose" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when indicating an intention to suggest or put forward an idea or plan in the future.
Example: "In the upcoming meeting, I will attempt to propose a new strategy for improving our sales."
Alternatives: "will try to suggest" or "will seek to present"
Note that, in this study, we will not attempt to propose an explanation for how or why different patterns of aging evolved.
In this review we attempt to propose some clues to the answers to these questions.
She asserted the Board of Trustees is attempting to propose rules which will maintain a balance between the rights of people to protest and the needs of the administration to limit disruptions to the educational process.
A state lawmaker said she will attempt to block a proposed November 2018 ballot measure that could hand taxpayers a bill for the cost of lead paint cleanup.
The article attempts to propose a general theoretical framework.
After finishing his schooling, Hasan attempts to propose marriage to his classmate, Rukmini.
Although intuition can help us to decide what new designs to construct based on qualitative arguments, it is the insight of the molecular level that guides us to propose changes that will attempt to address limitations and also lead to design rules for fine tuned systems.
We will attempt to address this issue by proposing a novel method for analysis.
"We will still function in those terms, but ultimately this is about a much bigger role for art and arts thinking in decision-making - the kind of architecture we build, city planning, ecology, education, public housing…" Future plans include an exhibition called Economics: The Blockbuster, which will attempt to demystify the financial world and propose alternative economic models.
Specifically, the proposed classifier will attempt to discriminate between AM, BFSK, OFDM, CDMA, 4-ASK, 8-ASK, BPSK, QPSK, 8-PSK, 16-PSK, 16-QAM, and 64-QAM modulation types.
