"achieve these ends" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to accomplishing certain goals or objectives. Example: The company's main priority is to achieve these ends by increasing sales and expanding into new markets.
The course used service learning pedagogy to achieve these ends.
"I understand that the objectives of the amendments were to achieve these ends.
But there is no universal rulebook - different countries achieve these ends differently.
Where cultural liberals and social conservatives differ is on the means that will achieve these ends.
To achieve these ends, the president has no compunction about exploiting the nation's fiscal and monetary strengths -- to the max.
Three primary drivers (columns) — cost, value, and meaning — shape the decision-making used to achieve these ends.
The authors of the report highlighted the principles that clinicians using haemodynamic therapies should define specific goals and end-points, titrate therapies to achieve these end-points, and evaluate the results of their interventions on an ongoing basis by monitoring a combination of variables that reflect global and regional perfusion and, if possible, the microcirculation.
Happily, there are multiple paths to achieving these ends.
Impressively, Lobello seems to have achieved these ends in his own novel fashion.
To the degree that it succeeds in achieving these ends, a successful social reform — however liberal or radical its original impulse — is conservative in its ultimate effects.
Tuition fees, graduate employment, housing, gender equality and climate change: these are the issues that young people care about, not the short-term deficit, which is fairly irrelevant to achieving these ends.
