The phrase "achieve this activity" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing the completion or success of a specific task or project.
Example: "In order to achieve this activity, we need to allocate more resources and time to the project."
Alternatives: "complete this task" or "accomplish this goal".
To achieve this, polymerase activity efficiently synthesized DNA across discontinuities in the template strand, and nuclease activity removed a limited number of nucleotides back to regions of microhomology.
To achieve this, such activities should be designed with adequate consideration of the patient perspective and provide usable strategies for care providers to improve collaborative communication with both women and other care providers as critical people in the care team.
Furthermore, our physical activity categories classified 49% of women in our study as achieving the current public health recommendation of at least 2.5 hours per week of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity to maintain health [ 31, 32], comparable to the 47.5% of U.S. women estimated to achieve this level of activity in a 2007 national survey [ 45].
At 93, she doesn't get out much now and while other things become harder to achieve, this is one activity over which she can exert some mastery.
Continuous brisk walking was required in order to achieve this level of activity [ 11].
Rats defend core temperature and achieve this through increased activity, thermogenesis and hyperphagia accompanied with changes to blood flow distribution [26].
In addition, it remains to be determined if metformin can achieve this anti-SASP activity in vivo or whether it can influence the clearance of senescent cells by modulating the SASP.
The exact mechanism by which neuroglobin achieves this protective activity is still controversial.
The Hox genes achieve this by repressing the activity of a signaling pathway called Wnt so that Wnt activity in the tail-bud progressively decreases as the embryo develops.
One plausible way to achieve this partnership might include activity documentation; if parents and childcare staff recorded the amount of activity children engaged in daily, this would serve to inform their care counterpart of the need for additional activity within their home or childcare environment.
