The phrase "achieve the same degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of a similar level or standard in a particular context, such as performance, quality, or understanding.
Example: "To succeed in this competitive market, we must strive to achieve the same degree of innovation as our leading competitors."
Alternatives: "reach the same level" or "attain the same standard."
A woman shouldn't have to feel she has to work harder to achieve the same degree of success – so yes, I'm a feminist.
Yet it could take hundreds of years to safely phase out solar geoengineering and achieve the same degree of cooling by reducing greenhouse-gas concentrations.
The optimal design of N CSMRs (variable volume reactors) was compared with equal volume membrane reactors required to achieve the same degree of substrate conversion.
We were unable to achieve the same degree of sensitivity and specificity that we observed with the regression-based predictive model (sensitivity and specificity, 59% and 44%).
Leaf area index measurements integrated canopy characteristics over a relatively large spatial area and therefore only required five samples, on average, to achieve the same degree of precision.
Furthermore, the total stabilization time required to achieve the same degree of stabilization was effectively reduced as 64% by electron-beam irradiation.
In the case when BS has more antennas than mobiles, if there are more downlink receive antennas than uplink transmit antennas, i.e., N dl≥M ul, there is no benefit to obtain CSIT since with and without CSIT achieve the same degrees-of-freedom.
In addition, experimental results show that the proposed method requires less hardware overhead when compared with a simple voting technique achieving the same degree of security.
However, not all Americans are achieving the same degree of oral health.
That said, Putin is having a difficult time achieving the same degree of success at home.
While fan and gamer culture in general has become increasingly mainstream in developed countries, LARP has often not achieved the same degree of cultural acceptability.
