The phrase "achieve combination" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward without context.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing the successful merging or integration of elements, such as ideas, strategies, or components.
Example: "Our goal is to achieve combination of innovative technology and user-friendly design in our new product."
Alternatives: "attain integration" or "reach unification".
The material, characterized by electron microscopy, X-ray diffraction and electrical measurements, exhibits a difficult to achieve combination of submicron grain size (∼500 nm) and attractive electrical properties of room temperature resistivity below 100 Ω cm and a 12-fold increase in resistivity through the Curie temperature (positive thermal coefficient of resistivity, PTCR).
To achieve combination of the CCO nanoparticles and rGO nanosheets, the hydrothermal method was selected.
then the driven systems (5) and (10) will achieve combination synchronization with the response system (11).
A new type of synchronization design is proposed to achieve combination synchronization among three different memristor oscillator systems.
It implies that the driven systems (5) and (10) can achieve combination synchronization with the response system (11).
But that connectivity allows the brain to test out many possible solutions to achieve combinations of tasks.
How can different materials, such as fibre-reinforced composites, be fashioned together to achieve combinations of stiffness and strength needed in specific applications?
To achieve combinations of retroviral infections, cells were infected with LXSN-16E6, LXSN-16E7, LXSN-16E6E7, LXSN-hBmi1, or LXSN alone, at passage 2, and subsequently reinfected with MSCV-hTERT at passage 3.
When harmony is a creative force, how Love achieves combination comes to the fore.
Antagonism was proven statistically, achieving combination index above 1 (CI > 1) at all tests assayed on chicken hepatocytes and rat myoblasts.
One long-standing leading theoretical explanation, based on Fisher and Muller's ideas (F-M), suggests that sex allows multiple beneficial mutations to simultaneously permeate populations, resulting in populations achieving combinations of beneficial mutations more rapidly than asexual populations.
