The phrase "achieve purity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the attainment of a state of cleanliness, clarity, or moral integrity.
Example: "Through rigorous training and discipline, the athlete aimed to achieve purity in her performance."
Alternatives: "attain cleanliness" or "reach a state of purity."
Moreover, Williams showed distinctly Separatist leanings, preaching that the Puritan church could not possibly achieve purity as long as it remained within the Church of England.
Purification practices in which pollution is introduced qua pollution in order to achieve purity are also found in various religions and cultures.
If we view the history of Modernist painting as fueled by a desire to achieve "purity," we see that it became a highly reductivist style.
A single final incubation with TS6b resin was usually sufficient to completely purify αSyn; however, in some preparations, these contaminating proteins were sufficiently abundant that a second incubation with this resin was needed to achieve purity.
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A benchtop system for protein synthesis achieves purity and potency comparable to those of marketed drugs.
At first, he had them play just the mouthpieces — once they'd achieved "purity in their tone," they graduated to full instruments.
At first, he had them play just the mouthpieces once they'd achieved "purity in their tone," they graduated to full instruments.
One of Graham's dancers, Merce Cunningham, concentrated on abstract movement that minimized emotional content and experimented with techniques for achieving purity of movement, including arranging sequences of dance steps by flipping a coin.
The first is achieving "purity of line," since cooling a front engine through a classic grille and ducting is more straightforward than forcing air through scoops and aero aids to an engine buried behind the passenger cabin.
Whereas, achieving purity of larger recombinant proteins often associates with inherent problems such as protein denaturation and misfolding, leading to loss of function [ 18, 19].
