The phrase "achieve sufficiently large" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing reaching a certain size or scale that is deemed adequate for a purpose.
Example: "In order to ensure the project's success, we must achieve sufficiently large sample sizes for our experiments."
Alternatives: "reach an adequate size" or "obtain a sufficiently large".
Due to the small diameter of the LED ring, acquisitions had to be done in very close range in order to achieve sufficiently large illumination angles to make the variability of the holograms visible.
To achieve sufficiently large groups for the analysis we have dichotomized several of the factors (Table 2).
However, despite the challenges with registry data, national registry-based studies like ours or international multicenter studies are needed to achieve sufficiently large study populations to examine time trends in the rare late and very late PJIs.
Some new cancer sites have been analyzed for the first time, having achieved sufficiently large sample size with additions to the UPDB.
In addition to its low cost, another key advantage of the piezo disk actuator is that only moderate voltages (±40-50V ±40-50Vquired to areieve a sufficiently larequired range for useful imaging.
Probe sequence motifs with small hybridization affinities are hybridized for up to 30 minutes to achieve a sufficiently large hybridization signal/background ratio.
Problems using the lancet to achieve a sufficiently large blood sample, and applying it correctly to the test strip within the time limit, were encountered.
Due to the low prevalence of cancer in AYAs, recruitment from a number of different clinics is likely to be required in order to achieve a sufficiently large and representative sample.
In contrast to the conventional dielectric mirror fabrication approaches which use vapor deposition, polymer-based PhCs made by self-assembly and IL can achieve a sufficiently large number of layers at very low cost.
In addition, achieving a sufficiently large replication sample may require a meta-analysis of many smaller studies with an accompanying decrease in power due to population heterogeneity in sample make-up and phenotyping methods.
For both cases, it is shown that a rate-splitting transmission strategy, where part of the message is exchanged on the conferencing channels and then transmitted cooperatively to the base stations, is capacity achieving for sufficiently large conferencing capacity.
