The phrase "achieve equal status" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the goal of attaining the same level of rights, privileges, or recognition as others in a particular context, such as social, political, or economic discussions.
Example: "The organization aims to achieve equal status for all its members, regardless of their background."
Alternatives: "attain parity" or "reach equal standing."
By increasing its military presence in Syria in recent weeks, Russia is trying to achieve equal status with the United States in the Middle East, he said.
"No one worked harder behind the scenes to make Fed Cup succeed and help it achieve equal status, and equal pay, with the men's Davis Cup," King said.
Women's rights advocates say Iranian women are displaying a growing determination to achieve equal status in this conservative Muslim theocracy, where male supremacy is still enscribed in the legal code.
Women's rights in Iran have been curtailed since the Islamic Revolution in 1979, but in recent years, women have been displaying an increasing determination to achieve equal status in this conservative Muslim theocracy.
Canadians especially can and will discuss anything with anybody.Keith Baker Heber City, UtahHow best to help the RomaSIR – Your briefing on Europe's Roma accurately depicts the attempts by that minority to achieve equal status in society as a failure ("Bottom of the heap", June 21st).
Compared to mentoring relations where a subordinate party can achieve equal status, relations of patronage tend to reinforce inequality (Stein 1984: 34).
Although they will be sharing the paddock at the Home Depot Center, freestyle riders are still a long way from achieving equal status with traditional motocross racers, who will bring with them a million-dollar support system of trucks, trailers, managers and mechanics.
In her book, Rumors of Our Progress Have Been Greatly Exaggerated: Why Women's Lives Aren't Getting Any Easier -- And How We Can Make Real Progress for Ourselves and Our Daughters, Congresswoman Maloney debunks the myth that women have achieved equal status with men in American society.
Author Peter Lavezzoli wrote: "Harrison would finally achieve equal songwriting status ... with his two classic contributions to the final Beatles LPP".
What's wrong is that societally, women are more likely to be in that position than men, and have yet to achieve equal pay and employment status.
Here we are, 91 years later -- a lifetime in anyone's book -- and women still haven't achieved equal constitutional status.
