The phrase "achieve standing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts, particularly when discussing the ability of a party to bring a lawsuit or participate in a legal proceeding.
Example: "In order to file a lawsuit, the plaintiff must demonstrate that they have achieved standing in the case."
Alternatives: "establish standing" or "gain standing".
In circumstances like Barone's, Abdus-Salaam whate, what should matter is a plan to parent — so that "where a petitioner proves by clear and convincing evidence that he or she has agreed with the biological parent of the child to conceive and raise the child as co-parents, the petitioner has presented sufficient evidence to achieve standing to seek custody and visitation of the child".
If the court agrees with the government's position, an obvious question arises: how can anyone achieve standing to challenge the surveillance programs' constitutionality?
According to WHO reference ranges above 99th centile would achieve walking supported by 11.7 months and 75th would achieve standing unaided by 12.2 months [30].
In any other context, this would be a banner legacy of helping women achieve standing and power in an industry that, as the director Ava DuVernay has said, was "created by men, for men, to tell stories about men".
Achieving standing isn't the only obstacle to testing the constitutionality of government surveillance.
Or the information might be publicized by a malicious stranger or acquaintance without the individual's knowledge or consent in a social networking space, which could adversely affect that individual's chance of finding a spouse, achieving standing in a community or pursuing a desired career path.
Despite these concerns, we were successful in achieving standing or ambulation in two patients with femoral venous ECMO cannulae, demonstrating feasibility.
Pre-treatment clinical examination showed a reduction in the range of motion and an inability to achieve a standing position in all patients, an inability to achieve a sitting position in 22 patients, hip ankylosis in 7 patients/14 hips, and hip pain in 1 patient (patient 1).
Balance is achieved by standing closer or farther from the horn.
Our study, to be published by the Brookings Institution, finds that Germany achieved its standing through deliberate policy choices.
