The phrase "achieve how" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not usable in standard contexts as it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "I need to achieve how to improve my skills" is unclear and awkward.
Alternatives: "determine how" or "figure out how".
What can I reasonably expect them to achieve, how quickly, and what can I do to help them?
Businesses should establish a strategy and be very clear about what they want to achieve, how and who will be in charge.
What are they trying to achieve?" How does she feel being in an industry that in its own way is as exposing as the internet?
"Investors need to understand what it's trying to achieve, how it's constructed, and how correlated it is to stock markets," he said.
"What I want to see is policymakers coming to those who have expertise and saying: 'This is the outcome we wish to achieve – how do we do it?'" says McMullen.
A clear plan must be set out by the ERG for what it intends to achieve, how it will get there and who is accountable for improving value for money.
Importantly, however, it also reveals just how far women's rights have come; how much has been achieved; how threatened the denizens of a fading America feel.
Determining how that is to be achieved, how fast, and with who taking what share of that 80percentt reduction will require many rounds of negotiation.
And if true AI and consciousness are achieved, how will we treat these living computers?
In this setting, we orally assess whether our students are mastering or achieving "how to think like a scientist" (Paul and Elder, 2006).
Broadly following a realist evaluation methodology [ 27], questions focused on outcomes that had been achieved, how these had come about (mechanisms), and the influence of specific contextual factors.
