The phrase "achieve abstraction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to concepts, art, programming, or philosophy where one seeks to simplify or distill complex ideas into more general forms.
Example: "In order to solve the problem effectively, we need to achieve abstraction in our approach to the data."
Alternatives: "attain abstraction" or "reach abstraction".
Twist, having achieved abstraction in "Symphonie Fantastique," returned to representation when he felt like it.
You can maybe achieve pure abstraction with paint.
Exquisitely carved, these highly sophisticated sculptures achieve near abstraction due to their simplified bodies and elongated heads and limbs.
Thematic synthesis aims to achieve analytical abstraction at a higher level, by rigorously examining overlap and elements in common among studies.
In this regard, the fact that the male subjects showing abstract learning after five examples all exhibited motor learning after one-example training suggests that they are able to achieve rule abstraction in the five-example training via motor learning in the one-example training.
As with all case studies, the qualitative data on which the findings of this study are based did not permit statistical generalization but instead required theorizing efforts via theoretical abstraction to achieve analytical generalization (Yin 2014).
It is trivial to add an operation achieving full abstraction, but this operation is rather peculiar.
Achieving this abstraction in a cost-effective manner and without depending on a specific interaction mechanism is a challenge that has not been addressed in related work.
In particular, a hierarchical organization of the architectural components allowing to separately manage a high-level intelligence, achieving the abstraction of data and the fulfillment of clients requests.
Concepts are mental entities that are achieved by abstraction of real world phenomena and objects based on their similarity according to characteristics.
