The phrase "achieve information on" is not correct and does not sound natural in written English.
It is not typically used in standard English, as "achieve" is not the appropriate verb for obtaining information.
Example: "I need to find a way to achieve information on the latest research findings." (This would be better phrased.)
Alternatives: "obtain information on" or "gather information on".
Electrochemical impedance and photocurrent measurements were carried out in order to achieve information on the semiconducting properties of both materials.
The effect of reaction time on the extent of reaction was studied by selective solubility tests coupled with 1H n.m.r. and a selective degradation procedure for PC sequences was carried out to achieve information on the PET block length change.
Our goal is to achieve information on the effect of the supramolecular architecture on the nature of the photoexcitations and on the non-linear optical properties of these systems, which are of relevant interest for their potential applications in photonics.
To achieve information on such a switch, however, there is a need for accurate markers of tumour angiogenesis.
Micro-costing techniques [ 27] were used to supplement the above information in order to achieve information on interventions against individual diseases.
We merged all data on consumption and production with the Population Register in order to achieve information on age and number of household members for all individuals.
Through the registry we recognized all new cases of cancers in women aged 50 69 years and achieved information on follow-up status.
In the present study we were able to achieve information for each individual on a range of socioeconomic indicators on the total study population using the central Danish registers.
Based on achieved information of a study by Galon et al. [ 20] in CRC patients, the density of tumor infiltrating T cells is a relevant prognostic parameter.
The Giants and other teams will achieve information saturation on hundreds of prospects, in a year-round process that becomes mathematical in nature and is intended to reduce the chances of making a major mistake.
