The phrase "achieve structural reforms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or improvements in the structure of an organization, system, or policy framework.
Example: "The government aims to achieve structural reforms to enhance economic stability and growth."
Alternatives: "implement structural changes" or "bring about structural adjustments."
With all eyes on financial reform, we may yet achieve structural reforms worth celebrating.
It increases the cost of key public services, limits access for those least able to pay [ 15, 16] and inhibits the improvement of services and the ability of reforms to increase resources, raise services quality and responsiveness, increase efficiency, increase provider satisfaction, and achieve structural reforms [ 10, 12].
Restructuring is problematic, requiring forceful competition authorities with a clear agenda to achieve desirable structural reforms.
Renzi, who would be the third Italian prime minister in a row to be appointed without winning an election, faces intense pressure to achieve the structural reforms that have eluded Italy for years.
And that can only be achieved by structural reforms, not by monetary policy," he said.
She added that in order to participate in a third bailout, the IMF would also want to see "sensible" fiscal targets, together with tax-and-spending measures to achieve them; new structural reforms of Greek markets; and "sufficient" financial support to make any new programme workable.
He stressed, however, that a growth pact does not necessarily mean more spending, but that it can also be achieved through enhanced structural reforms.
Up to one percent additional growth could be achieved through balanced structural reforms, employment policies and investment in member states, MEPs believe.
To achieve this requires both structural reforms and exchange rate appreciations.
Just possibly, the ECB will achieve a useful structural reform, by stimulating the revival in Europe of securitisation, of parcelling debt into bonds to be bought by investors - thus making the wealth and welfare of Europeans less susceptible to the mood swings and fortunes of its huge commercial banks.
"This has all been achieved with no major structural reforms, through negotiation and a lot of goodwill from lots of parties," Bittar said.
