The phrase "achieve each week" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or accomplishments that are expected to be met on a weekly basis.
Example: "To stay on track with my fitness goals, I aim to achieve each week a certain number of workouts and healthy meals."
Alternatives: "accomplish weekly" or "attain every week".
It started telling me which milestones this little human "probably" should be achieving, week-by-week.
"There is a lot more that I want to achieve this week".
Participants are posted a pedometer to be used as a motivational tool and to assist participants in quantifying the amount of activity they are achieving each day/week.
From then on, each time they went to the centre they were encouraged to write down what they hoped to achieve the following week, rather than justifying their previous performance in applying for jobs.
The k-Neighbor protocol simply chooses the value of k to be 6 and 9 to achieve week and strong requirements on connectivity, respectively.
Moderate intensity walking was the primary mode of physical activity (King 1998; US Department of HHS 1996) and the ultimate goal was a 150 minutes of physical activity each week achieved by being active on most, if not all, days of the week.
We believed that what the Tunisians had been able to achieve within a few days, we could achieve in weeks.
In clinical situations with short hospitalizations or nonhospitalized patients, it is often impossible to achieve four weeks of abstinence.
Even if you can only take one small step each week to achieve your goals, just think about how far you can be a year from now.
To be involved in a daily 15 minutes of vigorous physical activity is in line with the latest American Cancer Society Guidelines [ 27] and the Nordic Nutrition Recommendations [ 55] indicating that adults should perform at least 150 minutes of moderate intensity or 75 minutes of vigorous intensity physical activity each week to achieve health benefits.
