The phrase "achieve the step" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing progress or milestones in a process, but it would be clearer with additional context.
Example: "To complete the project successfully, we need to achieve the step of finalizing the budget."
Alternatives: "reach the stage" or "complete the phase."
What followed, however, was failure after failure to achieve the steps needed for an actual pregnancy.
If no improvement in the model fit is achieved, the step size is reduced and the search is tried again.
As previously discussed, the program may be having the greatest benefit in those with the greatest opportunity to improve, those who have slightly healthier habits that may find it easier to make the small changes required for a visible outcome and those who achieved the step goal of the health program [ 54].
Access to electricity enabled residents of the communities 17 de Enero and Las Rosas to achieve the first step towards this.
A sustainable bioeconomy approach should combine a holistic X-omics strategy with metabolic engineering to achieve the next step in rhamnolipid production based on non-food renewable resources.
Whatever comes out of the LHC, the results will be a stimulus to next-generation Einsteins who will achieve the next steps in a quest, which started in ancient times, to understand the building blocks of the natural world.
Talk to those who have managed to achieve the next step--a tenured post--and to those who do not appear to be struggling as you are.
Once you achieve the 3 steps above, continue to do this and actually allow all this to be okay.
To achieve this step of the process, the visible image was compared with the XRR image in every spot analyzed.
Berners-Lee appears in the video for the launch of Web Platform Docs, which has achieved the unusual step of bringing together Apple, Google and Microsoft – normally fierce rivals – to collaborate on the development of HTML5.
