The phrase "absolute attainment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the complete or total achievement of a goal or standard.
Example: "The researchers aimed for absolute attainment of their project objectives, ensuring every target was met without compromise."
Alternatives: "total achievement" or "complete realization".
Absolute, attainment-relative, and shortfall-relative all represent plausible positions on what one could consider as being an inequality preserving change in health one need not hold that view oneself, merely acknowledge that someone else could.
Graphs such as Figures 4, 5, and 6 simultaneously present the reader with the shortfall-relative, absolute, and attainment-relative inequality, along with an improved understanding of how these measures relate by illustrating their ordering.
Therefore, the aim of this study was to compare the absolute and relative attainment of students graduating from our medical school in 2007 and 2008 during and at the end of 2.5 years of clinical training to determine similarities and differences between the UG and GEM groups, and to investigate factors affecting attainment.
More than this however, Green holds that man's reason is in an underdeveloped state to the extent that it fails to recognise man's absolute goal as the attainment of that set of circumstances and character which accords with the ultimate harmony of the world; that which obtains when the eternal consciousness is fully explicit in the world.
One could also consider possible value judgments, other than the absolute, in between the attainments-relative and the shortfalls-relative IEC.
Table reports attainment-relative, absolute, and a shortfall-relative inequality measures for age-standardized mortality rates per 1,000 person-years, demonstrating that the choice of measure influences the comparison: Russia is the most unequal according to the attainment-relative and absolute measure, while it is the least unequal according to the shortfall-relative measure.
To further highlight the inequality equivalence criteria we draw three lines, each representing any population with the same level of attainment-relative, absolute, or shortfall-relative inequality as Russia.
To further illustrate the relation among the attainment-relative, absolute, and shortfall-relative inequality measures, and how the choice of index may influence the conclusions, we present an epidemiologic and a health economic example.
For variables with two bounds, however, to avoid the risk, or suspicion, that a perspective shortfalls or attainment is chosen because the results are more favorable (in some dimension), we suggest that researchers present all three; attainment-relative, absolute, and shortfall-relative measures.
To be precise, both relative and absolute IRHI in health attainments will be reduced by proportionate universal interventions that result in equiproportionate reductions in the burden of health shortfalls across income classes because implies both and if CI ss is positive.
