The phrase "achieve this very" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the specific action of achieving something in a particular manner or context.
Example: "To succeed in this competitive market, we must find innovative ways to achieve this very goal."
Alternatives: "accomplish this specific" or "attain this particular".
Their purpose is clearly to funnel taxpayers' money to private companies, and they achieve this very effectively.
To achieve this, very lightly brush a thick slice of pain de mie with finest, unsalted, melted butter.
In order to achieve this very low disturbance environment (for some missions <10−14 g) the drag-free control system has to be optimized.
He added: We look forward to working with the government, our members and the registers of Scotland to achieve this very ambitious target, but in order for this to be completed within the 10 years, it will require considerable extra resources and funding support to make it happen".
Your generous contribution will go a long way towards helping us achieve this very important mission.
In the spirit of helping all mothers and babies, it would seem that finding common ground to achieve this very important goal would be advantageous to all.
"Neither he nor I are under any illusions it's going to be easy but we are both confident of achieving this very important aim.
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While the sponsors of the Medical Practitioners Act, 2007 may not have intended embryos from IVF to be more vulnerable after the required membership reorganisation at the Medical Council, current (2009) practice guidelines have achieved this very effect.
"How I achieve this is very much up to me.
Here's what the Bagger needs to go with his popcorn: an indelible visual style –"Brokeback" and "Good Night" achieve this in very different ways; either remarkable casting or eye-popping performances; a narrative that stands alone and dialogue that doesn't take you out of it, and an ending that is an ending, but not necessarily a hug.
