The phrase "achieve step" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific stage or action in a process, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "To reach our goal, we need to identify the key steps we must achieve."
Alternatives: "complete stage" or "reach milestone".
In such collaborative relationships, people help machines become better, and machines enable people to achieve step-level increases in performance.
CTM-driven innovation and development has the potential to achieve step-change improvements across three dimensions.
CTM-driven innovation and development has the potential to achieve step-change improvements across three dimensions, as explained in Figure1.
Our model works with $50 million and $100 million exits, but if you're going to raise venture capital, you should also be able to explain how you'll achieve step-function growth — convincingly.
The other method proposed to achieve step-wise inertial control is for active-power-based VSWTs [22] to change their actual power reference by adding a temporary over-production (TOP) value ΔP op on top of the pre-event active power reference P MPPT in case of frequency disturbance.
Inequalities in global wealth distribution have never been greater, and innovative approaches are needed to achieve step-change.
The files were uniquely extraordinary, comprising the Nazi-era communicationsnicandons and technical client advisories, outlining how to achieve, step-by-step, Hitler's tasks of systematically persecuting and destroying the Jews.
Simply having the evidence-base of a potentially better approach is not sufficient in itself to achieve step-wise changes in policy.
And it would be a first step on the road to a "federation of Europe," to be achieved step by step via "concrete achievements which first create a de facto solidarity".
The sanctification of our intimacy was achieved step by step.
