The phrase "achieve commercialization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of bringing a product or service to market and making it commercially viable.
Example: "Our goal is to achieve commercialization of the new technology within the next two years."
Alternatives: "reach market readiness" or "attain commercial viability."
To achieve commercialization of this promising technology, extensive research efforts have focused on increasing the efficiency of PSCs.
Both the catalytic and ohmic polarization of a proton exchange membrane fuel cell must be improved to achieve commercialization.
Although challenges must be overcome to achieve commercialization of biologically manufactured methane-to-products, taking a holistic view of the production process or radically re-imagining pathways could lead to a future bioeconomy with methane as the primary feedstock.
Trust, commitment, and congruence are the three types of social facilitators that cultivate exchange, and our findings show how a lack of social facilitators leads to failure in achieving commercialization, sustainability, and success in technology development (Mouritsen et al. 2001).
Enormous efforts have been put on Li-S battery to achieve its commercialization.
PFCVs have been introduced around the world to achieve early commercialization of an eco-friendly and highly efficient fuel cell vehicle.
Evidence from numerous farm surveys suggests that larger size is the most important factor to achieve greater commercialization, while at the same time ensuring higher family incomes.
Hence to achieve complete commercialization, the SPs, operating simultaneously, would demand for more and more spectrum from the regulatory body of the country.
Thus, without new, innovative funding mechanisms in place and implicit GCC support to form those alliances, and alternatives to fund projects serving marginalized populations in low-income countries with few viable markets, many of the Phase I GCC-funded ideas have very little chance to reach commercialization despite achieving proof-of-concept.
In the last five years, considerable progress has been achieved towards commercialization of fermentative production of SA.
Microlens arrays represent a good example for deeper consideration, since they have already achieved widespread commercialization but the new design space opened up by nanoimprint lithography could lead to many new applications.
