The phrase "achieve a clearance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to obtaining permission, passing a requirement, or reaching a certain level of approval or safety.
Example: "The company must achieve a clearance from the regulatory body before launching the new product."
Alternatives: "obtain clearance" or "secure approval".
Electrochemical decontamination using LiF LiCl KCl melt is experimentally achieved a clearance level.
The SHF membrane achieved a clearance of up to 56.4 l/day, and achieved a reduction in serum myoglobin concentration from >100,000 μg/l to 16,542 μg/l in 48 hours.
Second, CVVHDF was discontinued around this time and renal support was continued with haemodialysis, which would be expected to achieve a lower clearance of mercury [ 7- 12].
Participants randomized to CVVH were prescribed ultrafiltration with isovolemic replacement solution (evenly split between pre- and post-filter) to achieve a target clearance of 35 mL/kg body weight/hr.
The objective of design is to achieve a variable ground clearance, variable wheel track and self-leveling chassis adapted to the various types of crop grown ridge section and height.
In order to achieve a sufficiently high clearance above the river channels at high tide, the bridges have graded approaches that increase the roadway elevation.
Consistently, in vivo studies have shown that female mice, especially at estrus, achieve a much higher clearance of the yeast cells than male mice [10].
It would definitely be useful to further improve artificial kidney technology to achieve a more efficient clearance of middle-sized uremic toxins such as β-2-microglobulin [ 16, 17].
Therefore, the goal of achieving A β clearance is of great significance to AD therapy.
Indeed, the chance of achieving a complete clearance of the tumour in both breast and axilla in the PET arm was more than twice that of the ET arm.
