The phrase "achieve a rhythm" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of establishing a consistent pace or flow in various contexts, such as music, writing, or physical activities.
Example: "As the band practiced, they began to achieve a rhythm that made their performance more cohesive and engaging."
Alternatives: "establish a rhythm" or "find a rhythm".
The shoot achieved a rhythm: faces, songs, and cigarettes.
The closed-loop adapts the maximum conductance of the inhibition to achieve a regularized rhythm departing from an otherwise highly irregular spiking bursting activity.
The parameters for the studied models were randomly searched through cost optimisation of matching all output profiles (M, E, and P) to a standard sine waveform of 24h-period and unit amplitude to achieve a circadian rhythm with a reasonable size of oscillation.
A hemodynamic support score was calculated for all animals based on the amount of inotropic support, fluid boluses administered to maintain normal hemodynamic status, and the number of attempts at cardioversion required to achieve a sinus rhythm.
Moving uncertainly through George Jenkins and Jesse Poleshuck's spic-and-span sets, which bring to mind a Gay 90's-theme ice cream parlor, the ensemble members only rarely achieve a shared comic rhythm.
Electroversion after the ibutilide infusion had to be performed in two patients to achieve a stable sinus-rhythm after recurrent atrial flutter.
All the way back down to Lima the ride achieved a wonderful rhythm, a kind of dance between myself and the bike, from curve to curve, connecting the dots and the images of this old country together….
The result is a kind of bizarre carnivale of Latin drums and Dutch house-style zips and pops that eventually achieves a loping rhythm all its own.
"Spirit of the Plain This work is intended as a symbolic tribute to those peoples, native and non-native, past and present, who have found harmony under the prairie sky and achieved a calm rhythm with the natural forces of this great land... ...... Daivdson, a town of over 950 residents is the halfway point between Saskatoon and Regina.
The two achieved an easy rhythm, Murray going through a repertoire of strokes from both sides — flat ones followed by topspin forehands and backhand slices, then a mix.
