The phrase "achieve release" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is seeking to attain a state of freedom, relief, or liberation from something, such as stress or constraints.
Example: "Through meditation and mindfulness practices, many individuals strive to achieve release from their daily anxieties."
Alternatives: "attain freedom" or "gain liberation".
It was enough to realize that normal existence consists of a process of continual birth, death, and rebirth, a process from which, by following the path the Buddha discovered, one might achieve release.
No sacrificial layer was required to achieve release of the beams.
After initially removing the synovial membrane, a circumferential capsulotomy was performed to achieve release the soft tissues in order to increase the joint space.
Further suggesting that CRMP-2 is a central target to design strategies to achieve release of myelin inhibition, overexpression of the phospho-resistant mutant T555A-CRMP-2 T555A-CRMP-2 T555A-CRMP-2lathen site) counteracts the inhibitory effect of MAG on phosphorylationellar neuronsite49].
Figure 1 Process to achieve released PS microbeams.
Expressed but not achieved, release our grief and pain.
In particular, the smaller the capsule size, the faster the achieved release.
Additionally, cervical lordosis can be improved by both approaches, whereas anterior approaches present a relatively better overall correction for its higher probability of achieving release and distraction [ 41].
To achieve controllable release, the release profiles of the Av nano-delivery systems with various particle sizes were systematically investigated.
The films were engineered to achieve instantaneous release or an initial rapid release followed by a sustained drug release.
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