The phrase "achieve baseline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing reaching a minimum standard or level of performance, often in fields like project management, research, or data analysis.
Example: "Our goal for this quarter is to achieve baseline performance metrics before we can consider further improvements."
Alternatives: "reach the minimum standard" or "attain the baseline level."
Although there were differences across the target groups, random assignment did achieve baseline equivalence of programme and control group characteristics within each target group.
Possibly, the UPLC parameters to achieve baseline separation of the two glucuronides can be applied to other cases of difficult to separate glucuronides.
Due to the advantages of the device and fracture sampling technique, serum samples could be directly sampled through the fracture to achieve baseline separation from ascorbic acid, and proteins in the samples did not interfere with the detection.
The light intensity was adjusted to achieve baseline (drug free) latencies of 3 to 4 seconds and a maximum latency of 10 seconds was set as the cut-off time to minimize damage to the tail.
If more than one outcome was measured by trials, only one outcome had to achieve baseline similarity to this fulfil criteria.
A linear acetonitrile gradient from 45%to90%0% for 12 min at a flow rate of 200 μl per min was used to achieve baseline resolution for compounds of interest.
To pay for it, the right-of-centre Policy Exchange thinktank says schools should be charged a "resit levy" per pupil to compensate for their failure to ensure that the student has achieved baseline qualifications, and cover the cost of transferring to an FE college to resit.
Of those who reached German NA minimum standard (A2.2 on the CEFR), 23.4% achieved norm proficiency and 52.3% achieved baseline proficiency.
The increase in urinary [Na+] and [Cl−] observed after furosemide administration lasted mainly 3 h, as median urinary concentrations of both electrolytes achieved baseline values around the third hour (long-term group, n = 24, Additional file 4: Table S3 and Fig. 5).
Randomization to treatment, applied in the random arm, increases the likelihood of achieving baseline comparability.
This subgroup of patients achieved baseline CEC counts of 47 ± 43/ml.
