The phrase "achieve a single" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to accomplishing one specific goal or objective.
Example: "Our team worked tirelessly to achieve a single milestone in the project that would set the stage for future success."
Alternatives: "reach a single goal" or "attain one objective".
Yet it will not achieve a single environmental objective that petrol duty does more efficiently.
Any piece of truly worthy writing must be able to be read at a sitting in order to achieve a single dramatic effect, the "Nevermore -ish eNevermore -ish Poendaid, every with of Art must begin.
Above all, central bankers now know that they ignore macro financial stability at their peril.For years most central banks concentrated on using a single tool, interest rates, to achieve a single goal, price stability.
John Walke, a lawyer with the Natural Resources Defense Council, a leading environmental group, said, "As a result of today, July 11, the Bush administration has failed to achieve a single ounce in reductions of smog, soot, mercury or global warming pollution from power plants".
The aim is not to require the firms to achieve a single standard of behaviour but meet their own internal goals to boost their standing with the public after a string of scandals, ranging from rigging Libor to mis-selling payment protection insurance.
She later wrote in her memoirs: "British businesses would be among those most likely to benefit from an opening-up of other countries' markets The price which we would have to pay to achieve a Single Market with all its economic benefits, though, was more majority voting in the Community".
To achieve a single-A rating, which means that the issuer has a "strong" ability to fulfill its obligation, the offerings were structured with protections that capture payments not immediately needed to pay interest and principal.
The laser ablation produced by a femtosecond IR laser has been shown to achieve a single-sphere removal in a monolayer of 1-μm silica spheres [12].
Right S1: Another attempt to achieve a single-sphere removal without SCM; S2: a successful attempt which employs the SCM option.
We calculated the complex permittivity of materials required to achieve a single-layer electromagnetic absorber with a high absorption coefficient in the 60-GHz band.
It can achieve a single-electron detection efficiency of up to 98% and has thus great potential to identify the ionisation electrons in dark matter search experiments.
