The phrase "achieve a fusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the successful combination or integration of different elements, ideas, or technologies.
Example: "The research team worked tirelessly to achieve a fusion of traditional methods and modern technology in their project."
Alternatives: "attain a merger" or "realize a blend".
Eight dancers, five singers and five musicians, as well as Ahn herself in a couple of charismatic cameos, achieve a fusion of colour and movement, heady in its intensity.
Hence, the present study is motivated to achieve a fusion algorithm which can outperform the CI algorithm.
Despite more than 60 years of work, researchers have failed to achieve a fusion reaction that produces more energy than it consumes.
But Ms. Wearing's work often achieves a fusion of elegance, economy and urgency that seems beyond the reach of other young British realists.
He is the reputed author of the Gospel of Truth, which achieved a fusion of Christian Pauline theology with Gnostic principles.
In fusion research, achieving a fusion energy gain factor Q = 1 is called breakeven and is considered a significant although somewhat artificial milestone.
In elderly patients, fusion potential is reduced and the patient may need supplementary stability to achieve a solid fusion if allograft is used.
Different architectures are tested to achieve a profitable fusion of our heterogeneous inputs.
However, in order to achieve a satisfactory fusion performance, these two tasks are usually difficult to finish.
The simulations show that the proposed algorithm has the advantages of simple structure and easy implementation and also can achieve a better fusion performance.
Some authors preferred to do posterior stabilization in addition to the anterior one especially in multi-level corpectomy; however, in this study, this approach was not applied even in multi-level diseases and the follow-up of the patients proved that the anterior approach alone is sufficient to achieve a sound fusion and maintained cervical lordosis [14] (Figs. 5, 6, 7, and 8).
