The phrase "a practice that achieves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or approach that successfully reaches a desired outcome or goal.
Example: "Implementing a practice that achieves measurable results is essential for the success of our project."
Alternatives: "a method that delivers" or "an approach that accomplishes".
The initial mean overall PCMH-A score for the 15 practices that achieved NCQA PCMH recognition was 1 point higher (7.9 vs 6.9) than that of practices pursuing NCQA PCMH recognition as of October 2011 (n = 29), and 0.7 points higher (7.9 vs 7.2) than the mean score of practices not pursuing NCQA recognition (n = 21).
The QOF awards an amount of money to practices that achieve certain levels of performance.
An example of how a government incentive program might improve evidence-based standards of care in diabetes can be found in the United Kingdom where, in 2004, the National Health Service introduced a pay-for-performance scheme to reward primary-care practices that achieve clinical targets for a number of chronic conditions.
This system rewards general practices that achieve targets set over a wide range of clinical indicators.
The estimated adjusted relative odds for maculopathy and STDR were also lower for practices that achieved highly on HbA1c targets than other practices.
Commitment to and successful implementation of practices that achieve diversity, for example, will translate into communities whose populations mirror the U.S. population as a whole.
In the UK, the Quality and Outcome Framework (QOF) of the General Medical Services contract rewards practices that achieve targets in, for example, providing regular asthma reviews.
Researchers are increasingly expected to produce and then 'translate' findings into policies and practices that achieve outcomes with demonstrable social benefit.
Coverage of MTC delivery was measured per 6-month interval, and calculated by dividing the number of primary care practices that achieved the intended amount of MTCs by the total number of primary care practices that participated in the intervention.
Knocking this off is front and center in my process of trying to become a better version of myself, but it's a practice that takes work to achieve.
