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Discover LudwigThe phrase "achieve for a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of accomplishing something on behalf of someone or something, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "We aim to achieve for a better future for all."
Alternatives: "strive for a" or "attain for a".
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This is not possible to achieve for a static non-vibrating membrane module.
"This is something we've been hoping to achieve for a while and it looks like it may happen".
Second, such an outcome is impossible to achieve for a whole host of logistical, political and religious reasons.
Although numerous international environmental treaties have been concluded, effective agreements remain difficult to achieve for a variety of reasons.
Although weight loss6 and increasing physical activity7 improve insulin sensitivity, these goals are difficult to achieve for a large proportion of the population.
While this might be simple enough to achieve for a particular programming language, it does require knowledge of the syntax and semantics of a specific language.
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Growth rates up to 2.5 nm/s were achieved for a-Si H films.
So the challenge is to achieve for an extra eight billion people in the twenty-first century what was achieved for two billion in the twentieth century.
Rahman's novel, astonishingly achieved for a first book, sometimes confesses its indebtedness to other novels.
It was the first time that had been achieved for a short burst.
Placing a lander on a speeding comet has never been achieved for a reason: it is extraordinarily difficult.
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