The phrase "achieve registrations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the successful completion of a registration process, such as for events, memberships, or systems.
Example: "Our goal this quarter is to achieve registrations for at least 500 participants in the conference."
Alternatives: "secure registrations" or "obtain registrations".
We aim to achieve registration of more than 1000 ICSD patients and complete follow-up data collection, with the assumption of a 5 10% incidence of E-storms during the 2-year follow-up.
To achieve registration the kidney need not be the most salient region as long as it has a nearly constant saliency profile over the course of contrast enhancement.
Interest in "revolving door" patients, that is those who are repeatedly removed from successive general practice (GP) lists, arose from pilot work on how patients achieve registration with practices in the city of Glasgow.
The goal of the register is to achieve registration completeness of knee arthroplasties of more than 90% on both national and department levels, ie, more than 90% of all knee procedures performed in Denmark should be reported in the DKR.
Outcome measures Proportion of incident dialysis patients at each renal centre who were registered on the national transplant list; time taken to achieve registration; and proportion of patients subsequently transplanted.
The two main aims for the next two years are to achieve registration in Medline and at Thompson Reuters (in order to receive an impact factor as early as possible).
So when we create new FMGs, well I strongly discourage clinics from becoming an FMG if it is not all of the physicians who are signing because it becomes chaotic; they have a deficit and have difficulty achieving registration targets.
As the investment test will not be passed by most wind projects (or only if they omit the tax incentives, as has been done by a project that achieved registration), project developers will use the barrier test.
The AISIR system was tested using various multi-spectral optical, LIDAR, and SAR images and was shown to achieve better registration accuracy than state-of-the-art M-SSD and ARRSI registration algorithms for all of the test sets.
To guarantee the right of every child to free and timely birth registration, UNICEF, the Inter-American Development Bank and the Organization of American States OASS) have launched a new partnership that could help achieve universal registration in Latin America and the Caribbean by 2015.
