The phrase "a process that achieves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or procedure that successfully reaches a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The research outlines a process that achieves significant improvements in energy efficiency."
Alternatives: "a method that accomplishes" or "a procedure that delivers".
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The zero emission concept was used by Nexant, Inc. to design a process that could achieve ZECA's goals.
These results corroborate the known regulation mechanism of the Calvin cycle, which is prevented from functioning in a futile reaction through a reduction in glucose breakdown via a decreased glycolysis, a process that is achieved by the light-driven electron flow production of reduced thioredoxin, which inhibits the glycolytic enzyme phosphofructokinase [ 44, 45].
Photo-fermentation is a process that can theoretically achieve maximum H2 yields through complete degradation of substrates [ 5].
This reaction can be viewed as an insertion of one carbon into a double bond, a process that has only been achieved in rare cases with dihalocarbenes.
The use of SAXS at a modern synchrotron facility allows analysis of a small area (250 × 80 μm), enabling quantification of fibril orientation edge on in relatively thin pericardium tissues, a process that is difficult to achieve by other methods.
The tube paint was designed to dry through oxidative cross-linking of the oil binder upon exposure to air and in the presence of a catalyst, which could be one of the pigments themselves, in a process that could take months to achieve a dry-to-the-touch surface and decades to reach a fully cured status.
These exuberant results were achieved through a process that Prix described as "draw[ing] with one's eyes closed," a technique comparable to the automatic drawing practiced by Dadaists and Surrealists in the 1920s and '30s.
"The Government has only announced today that they are changing their own Buying Standards to exclude battery eggs, a process that will take many months to achieve if their past performance is anything to go by.
