The phrase "achieve many different" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to clarify what is being achieved.
You can use it when discussing various outcomes or goals, but it needs to be part of a complete thought.
Example: "We aim to achieve many different objectives during this project."
Alternatives: "attain various" or "reach multiple".
Other responsive hydrogel chemistries could be substituted into the device to achieve many different triggers for mixing.
We apply the motion-capture data to a coarse mesh of a bag (top-left), and run our simulator with a variety of different parameters to achieve many different looks while maintaining the coarse shape.
It's been amazing to see it transformed from a free drawing to a prototype, which will be available in a range of colours – matte or iridescent – and can be worn on the beach, or with black tights or colourful socks, to achieve many different looks.
You can achieve many different flavors by adding things you like.
Clearing can achieve many things.
"Adapting to this environment is not a magic trick; it's something these organisms have been able to achieve in many different evolutionary lineages," said Dr. Mitchell L. Sogin, director of the Josephine Bay Paul Center for comparative molecular biology and evolution at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Mass.
But they give short-shrift to the one action, providing quality education to all, that offers hope for achieving the many different goals.
By analogy, the same change in one's bank account could be achieved by many different combinations of deposits and withdrawals.
Such a void can be achieved in many different ways, but the current method of choice combines expertly used technology with an overemphasis on subject matter, as opposed to material and form.
These results demonstrate that a stable dispersion can be achieved by many different methods, but the thermal conductivity enhancement is dependent on the preparation methods.
Although this could be achieved in many different ways, in order to minimize the information loss one usually resorts to clustering quasi-identifier values that are as close as possible (given some previously defined closeness criterion).
