The phrase "achieve this change" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process or goal of making a specific change or transformation.
Example: "To improve our workflow, we need to identify the key steps required to achieve this change effectively."
Alternatives: "bring about this change" or "effect this change".
For example, the "Information, Motivation and Behavior (IMB) model" asserts that information is a prerequisite for changing behavior, but in itself is usually insufficient to achieve this change if the patient is not motivated to perform the behavior [ 26, 27].
But what did our people have to do to achieve this change in attitude?
AT&T and MediaOne would achieve this change by bundling technologically.
To achieve this change we must give commissioners the right tools and approaches to embed civic participation in service delivery models.
To achieve this change, learning communities are being formed at the interface of the life sciences, engineering and computer science.
However, they do need support from business leaders to achieve this change in mind set" said Dr Dimitrios Tsivrikos, consumer and business psychologist, UCL.
It will be our long-term goal to further improve the impact factor of EJCMID and we all feel that in order to achieve this, changes in editorial policy including this one are really necessary.
Central to achieving this change of direction at the state level, is a change within our personal sphere.
Some contributors note that the exchange rate should provide a mechanism for achieving this change.
Those on the right of Labour seem to have no plan for achieving this change, having shifted little from the last two failed election attempts.
If it were not for their willingness to struggle and sacrifice for what they believed in, we would never have achieved this change.
