The phrase "achieve productivity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing goals related to increasing efficiency or output in a work or personal context.
Example: "To succeed in this competitive market, we must find ways to achieve productivity without compromising quality."
Alternatives: "attain efficiency" or "maximize output."
We've identified 3 options that will allow you to achieve productivity gains in the long and short term.
The first, which is currently under way, involves extending existing systems and processes to mobile devices to achieve productivity gains.
In principle, some of the extra pay will either improve the quality of public services or achieve productivity savings.
Within the technology industry, workers in Asia are viewed as hungrier and more willing to tolerate harsh work schedules to achieve productivity.
Indeed, its reach is now so broad that Wal-Mart is lending extra momentum to important elements of the new economy, including the globalization of manufacturing and the use of technology to achieve productivity gains.
It plans to increase that to 42 per month, and perhaps more if it can achieve productivity improvements through incentive bonuses that are laid out in the new contract.
"These economies offer the greatest potential to achieve productivity-enhanced growth in coming years".
Corporate America nevertheless has adopted the practice as an essential tool in achieving productivity and cost control.
The company has also achieved productivity gains -- and cost savings of $1 billion -- with a new method for developing manufacturing systems, she said.
In a recent survey of 153 companies by the Nihon Keizai, Japan's main financial newspaper, only a quarter said that they concentrated mainly on achieving productivity measures such as return on equity (ROE).
The unusual agreement came as Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg acknowledged that he had not achieved productivity increases he had sought to pay for the first two years of the contract, but he said proudly that all raises in the third year would be financed by improved productivity from workers.
