The phrase "achieve a large number" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of a significant quantity or amount of something, often in contexts like goals, targets, or metrics.
Example: "Our team worked hard this quarter to achieve a large number of sales, exceeding our expectations."
Alternatives: "reach a high number" or "attain a significant amount."
Based on different physical principles, imaging procedures currently used in both clinical and preclinical applications present different performance that allow researchers to achieve a large number of studies.
If the site manages to achieve a large number of users (which is obviously easier said than done), then this search functionality could prove more flexible than Twitter's.
A batch fabrication method using the soft nanolithographic technique was also proposed to achieve a large number of such microlenses in parallel.
To achieve a large number of SFPs, various RNA profiling data from different tissues would be required.
In order to achieve a large number of low exposed workers all miners were included whose first employment was 1971 or later.
Working regularly will help you achieve a large number of the goals in the game as well.
Even if there exist only a small number of motility modules, by combining different motility modules the cell could achieve a larger number of functions, e.g., combining protrusive motility modules on one side of the cell with retraction on the other gives rise to migration.
The only wild green vegetable that achieved a large number of citations was a native ruderal species, Hypochaeris chillensis (Kunth) Hieron.
Our experiments suggest that the combination of two traits are likely involved in determining the difference in male maintenance between CB4856 and N2: i) CB4856 males achieved a larger number of successful copulations and therefore sired more cross-progeny than N2.
To achieve this, a large number of software simulation runs were conducted for a number of different small parts, with varying runner geometry and casting conditions.
19 The main strengths of the study were that we attempted to measure the outcomes of local commissioning to address an evidence gap, that we focused on outcomes which commissioners themselves hoped to achieve in a large number of commissioning organisations, and that we used a controlled before and after design to measure change over time compared with PCTs making no investment.
