The phrase "achieve screen" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to reaching a certain screen or display in a digital context, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "To proceed with the installation, you need to achieve the screen that prompts you to enter your password."
Alternatives: "reach the screen" or "access the screen".
Likewise, strategies have begun to be evaluated that would allow rationalization of efforts and resources to achieve screening of the maximum number of individuals, with high quality standards, but without completely overloading the healthcare system.
The increase in surface area of smaller particles lead to more counter ions being needed to achieve screening in order to start aggregation.
If a participation rate of 64% could be maintained across all participating centres, ~25,000 would need to be approached to achieve screening of 16,040 women.
6 207 Item 15: Strategies for achieving adequate participant enrolment to reach target sample size "Each center will screen subjects to achieve screening percentages of 50% women and 33% minority; screening will continue until the target population is achieved (12 subjects/site).
Although by the early 1950s she was established on stage, Moreau achieved screen stardom only with her 20th film, Louis Malle's first solo feature, Lift to the Scaffold (1958), as an actor who represented the spirit of emerging feminism.
Ms. Gaynor, now 78, may have achieved screen immortality playing Nellie Forbush in the film version of "South Pacific," but her brassy effervescence and inexhaustible stamina as a leggy dancer outfitted in Bob Mackie splendor found their ultimate outlet in a groundbreaking series of television specials broadcast from 1967 to 1978.
Thus the portly German actor achieved screen immortality, even with his voice dubbed.
He guided the latter star through seven productions, then returned to acting, achieving screen credit for the first time in "Hell Morgan's Girl," an outstanding picture of its era, in which Dorothy Phillips was the star.
Sofia Coppola's The Bling Ring, landing in seventh place with £141,000 from 65 screens, achieved a screen average (£2,176) that's a little soft for a film in limited release, especially one garnering such widespread publicity for its real-life story, director and best-known cast element (Emma Watson).
Bragging rights go to Romantics Anonymous, the only one of the three to achieve a screen average above £2,000.
