The phrase "achieve that according" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "We need to achieve that according to the guidelines set forth by the committee."
Alternatives: "attain that based on" or "reach that in accordance with".
Otherwise, you simply cannot be sure that you are not weighting the sample unconsciously towards or away from any section of society". So how did ORI weight its sample for class and religion, to achieve results that, according to the BBC, "reflected Iraq's distribution of population, balance between men and women, and religious and ethnic mix"?
Eighty three percent of stores achieved that distinction in the spring of 2012, according to Walmart press releases, prompting the company to pay out $200 million in bonuses.
A way to achieve this, according to Johanson, is through shape and structure.
If this suggests, rightly, that he took a certain pride in facing up to grim truths about the human condition, Stegner sought to achieve that "livable accord" with grace and style and wit (not long before this quotation, he discusses DeVoto's little book in tribute to the cocktail hour) and with a rectitude that a good Puritan would admire, albeit unhitched from any transcendent source.
Marek Sawicki, the Polish agriculture minister, said it was a mockery that the plan, which recognizes the "need to equalize direct subsidies levels, at the same time proposes to achieve that over 14 years," according to Reuters.
According to Sternberg, successful intelligence is one's developed ability to create and implement a meaningful life plan that enables one to achieve success according to one's own concept of success, and to work toward achieving a common good.
We've achieved that low standing, according to the authors, because of our complex and burdensome tax code.
Italian-Americans, including my own family, left the Village to achieve dignity according to terms set by the society that disparaged them.
But such a map is not that easy to achieve, according to one Johns Hopkins University economist.
All 247 final year students were ranked 1 (highest achieving) to 247 (lowest achieving) according to their average mark across the six disciplines that make up the final year programme.
