The phrase "achieve scientific" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of scientific goals, discoveries, or advancements in research.
Example: "Our team aims to achieve scientific breakthroughs that will revolutionize renewable energy."
Alternatives: "attain scientific" or "realize scientific".
Hawking has been held up as the supreme example of a human being who has triumphed over a failing body to achieve scientific and literary success.
To achieve scientific acceptance, homeopathy must investigate several questions:.
They set up interdisciplinary programs not primarily to achieve scientific progress but to solve societal and environmental problems.
Notwithstanding these impressive health benefits, probiotic research has really only begun to achieve scientific credibility over the last decade.
Intense competition for jobs and funding forces would-be faculty scientists to strive to "achieve scientific breakthroughs and prove oneself" uniquely valuable to the research enterprise.
To achieve scientific and engineering solutions for problems such as optimal mud weight, stable routes, casing, sand production, etc., precise information on stress position in depth is required.
Gypsy moths have been a periodic plague since the late 19th century, when a French biologist, Étienne Léopold Trouvelot, achieved scientific infamy when he inadvertently released the gypsy moths from his Massachusetts home.
This study provides useful implication toward achieving scientific landscape plans for low carbon city construction.
The candidate with the best chance is the one who has already achieved scientific success in more temperate regions.
So take a quick break from the stress, and find out about other Canadians who achieved scientific greatness.
Still, these men have accomplished what you and I probably haven't: Albeit through quirky, unsatisfying means, they have achieved scientific immortality.
