The phrase "achieve the norm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of a standard or expected level of performance or behavior.
Example: "In order to succeed in this industry, we must strive to achieve the norm set by our competitors."
Alternatives: "meet the standard" or "reach the benchmark."
The key informant in Bucha kebele explained that soil is too hard to dig and it is difficult to achieve the work norm stated in Work norm and supply of tools.
The majority of students who achieve the EFL norm standard even reach PISA norm proficiency, which is a key measure for post-secondary educational academic success in an English-speaking context.
Constructing physical soil and water conservation measures by those teams to achieve the intended norm requires various tools for lay out, digging, rock breaking, excavating, embanking etc.
It is clear from the Demba and Kabare Hospital costing data that current spending on surgery, at least in these hospitals, is well below what is needed to achieve the DRC norm.
Private universities face a decline in federal dollars attached to research grants; endowment returns are unlikely to achieve the double-digit norms of a few years ago; and the relentless rise in tuition (which Bennett blames partly on the ready availability of government grants and loans) is unsustainable.
Its main purpose is to design the digital fuzzy controller achieving the minimum norm distance between the trajectories of the approximate closed-loop systems under the analog and the digital controls.
This means that directly quantizing the global channel norm can achieve the same performance as quantizing the per‐cell channel norms but with much less bits, when n t is large.
The goal for a fast-track regimen should be to achieve the PF of the population norm as fast as possible and with as less pain and risk of complications as possible.
The separation is considered achieved when the norm of the residual error h2 z)∗s2(n) becomes much less than the one of the separated signal h1 z)∗s1(n).
