The phrase "achieve preparedness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to planning, training, or readiness for specific situations or events.
Example: "Our goal is to achieve preparedness for any potential emergencies that may arise."
Alternatives: "attain readiness" or "reach a state of preparedness."
The country's commitment to allocating resources for preparedness is hollow if public health achievements of the 20th century slide away in order to achieve that preparedness.
We have introduced legislation that doubles the amount of financing targeted to protect high-risk states, ensures that first responders in all states get the equipment and training they need to achieve minimum preparedness, and requires states to assess their risks.
An award under subsection (a) shall be expended for activities to achieve the preparedness goals described under paragraphs (1), (3), (4), (5), and (6) of section 300hh 1(b) of this title with respect to all-hazards, including chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear threats.
If not, why not? 3. How effective are the different transition elements in achieving transition preparedness?
How effective are the different transition elements in achieving transition preparedness?
Achieving this preparedness and establishing routes of communication take time, but it should not be left to hastily prepared responses to nuisance biting or outbreaks of disease.
have a significant need for funds to achieve the medical preparedness goals described in section 300hh 1(b)(3) of this title.
Can strengthening of the district health system enhance the readiness and preparedness of the country to achieve the ambitious MDGs of reduction in child mortality, maternal mortality and an overall poverty in the country [ 25]?
In Iteration 2, the majority of students continued to exhibit specific and general lack of preparedness that affected their abilities to achieve the learning outcomes.
To achieve this, we assessed variables associated with birth preparedness in three districts of eastern central Uganda which use three different implementation strategies for promotion of safe births: use of CHWs (12), use of transport and service vouchers (14), and the routine government system which promotes birth preparedness counselling only at health facilities during ANC.
