The phrase "able to achieve direct" is not entirely correct and may be unclear in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to reach a specific outcome or goal directly, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The team is able to achieve direct results through their innovative strategies."
Alternatives: "capable of obtaining direct" or "able to secure direct".
Near-field electrospinning has been demonstrated to be able to achieve direct-write and highly aligned chitosan nanofibers (CNF) with prescribed positioning density.
When used in a collaborative manner, the technology is able to achieve a greater level of direct engagement with the proposed content, thereby improving academic outcomes.
A train with an AC DC AC drive system and the AC traction motor is able to achieve better traction and more direct use of renewable energy.
Proponents of the church have argued that it has been able to achieve more in Cuba by avoiding direct confrontation.
Seventy per cent of women who did not have orgasms through intercourse, she discovered, were able to achieve orgasm easily by masturbation or other direct stimulation of the clitoris.
This study suggests that an electronic warfarin anticoagulation nomogram administered by nurses was able to achieve INR control similar to that of physician directed therapy among hemodialysis patients, without an increase in bleeding risk or thrombotic events.
Thus, given the effectiveness of warfarin nomograms in the general outpatient population, we evaluated whether an electronic warfarin anticoagulation nomogram administered by nurses was able to achieve similar effectiveness of anticoagulation compared to physician directed dosing, among outpatient hemodialysis patients.
And he said, "I feel that in the direct political way I was able to achieve virtually nothing except to keep what I considered a voice of common sense and humanity alive".
With this new equipment for direct scale-out we were able to achieve a high throughput of 11 mmol h−1 (corresponding to 3 g h−1).
Our interpretation is that mono-oriented chromosomes in bub3Δ cells are able to achieve bi-orientation through capture from the opposite spindle pole (direct pathway), which is more likely to happen when spindles are short (Fig 5A).
