The phrase "achieve a property" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to obtaining or realizing a specific characteristic or feature, often in technical or academic discussions.
Example: "In order to complete the experiment, we need to achieve a property of stability in the compound."
Alternatives: "attain a characteristic" or "obtain a feature."
Adding organics to a plating bath is the most frequently used method to achieve a special property of a metal layer.
Under the assumption that a constant matrix can be found for each subsystem to achieve a certain property, it is shown that reduced-order observers and backstepping controllers can be designed to achieve practical stabilization of the tracking error in each subsystem in the presence of bounded disturbance inputs.
They were designed, to enable a hole transporting material s to achieve an emitting property by bringing pyrene with pyrazoline derivatives as difunctional materials in optoelectronic devices.
When the particle sizes in the suspension reach nanometer level, it is expected that the suspension can achieve a better thermal property and simultaneously keep more stable than millimeter or micrometer particles/liquid mixture.
Actually, TC and PC are used interchangeably sometimes in literature since both of them attempt to control the transmission range of nodes while trying to achieve a certain desirable property of the topology.
Mr. Spano, who was elected last year to a second four-year term, had pledged to achieve a 15percentt reduction in property taxes by the end of his first term.
Rainwater harvesting, triple glazing, a wildflower roof and a mechanical ventilation system have helped to property achieve a level five (out of a possible six) in the government's code for sustainable homes.
Mr. Spano, a Democrat who was elected to a second term last week with 72percentt of the vote, previously pledged to achieve a 15percentt reduction in property taxes by the end of his first term.
These alloys are unique in that their microstructures contain two ductile phases whose volume fractions, sizes, and morphologies can be manipulated by processing to achieve a wide range of property combinations across a range of temperatures.
