The phrase "achieve that purpose" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing goals or objectives that one aims to accomplish.
Example: "To improve our community's health, we must implement new programs that will help us achieve that purpose."
Alternatives: "fulfill that goal" or "realize that aim."
To achieve that purpose, there must be an issue, context, something to overcome.
The only Pentagon effort that is explicitly designed to achieve that purpose is the air force's Airborne Laser programme, which is probably a decade away from deployment.
To achieve that purpose now requires the PIC's active re-engagement".In other words, stop Bosnia falling apart.In the meantime, a couple of international bodies have actually responded to Bosnia's dysfunctional governance.
In order to achieve that purpose, a combination of energy-dispersive X-ray and neutron diffraction was used.
To achieve that purpose, the surface activity of different KHIs and their effects on the rheological properties of the water/gas interface were studied in- and outside the hydrate stability zone (HSZ) using a high-pressure pendant drop tensiometer.
Baruch Spinoza is really the only known philosopher in the seventeenth century who truly has no place for final causation in his philosophy, except in the sense that artifacts have final causes (e.g., chairs serve a purpose and carpenters create them in part to achieve that purpose).
A report released Tuesday by the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University found that Secure Communities, a 6-year-old program meant to bring a higher proportion of criminals into deportation proceedings, has not yet achieved that purpose.
Data was coded in NVivo with concepts iteratively compared until higher order constructs and their relationships could be modelled to explain the common purpose for participants, the process involved in achieving that purpose, key strategies, conditions and outcomes.
Finally, the 36-bp Illumina data designed to represent a reduced representation of the heterochromatin (Gore et al. 2009) clearly achieved that purpose, with 74.9% and 85.9% of hits mapping to genes (Table 1).
