The phrase "achieve to conform" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may confuse readers.
Example: "In order to succeed in this industry, one must achieve to conform to the established standards."
Alternatives: "strive to conform" or "work to conform".
Success should be redefined as achieving what you feel capable of, and what lies within the realm of possibility – not what society tells you that you must achieve in order to conform to a fantasy that, for most, only exists in glossy magazines and university prospectuses.
To achieve this, every assertion needs to conform to the rule that the proposition asserted is false in some of the worlds that were in the context set before the utterance (otherwise there are no worlds to eliminate) and true in others (since the audience cannot eliminate all worlds from the context set).
Is it surrendering to society's pressure to conform, to achieve 12-year-old smoothness on a grown woman's body?
Such discrimination can often have an adverse impact on mental health (47), and the pervasiveness of such discrimination and the stress of trying to conform to or achieve impossible gender ideals may lead to a sense of learned helplessness.
In order to achieve a precisely conform irradiation of the selected target volume, this maximum can be shifted in depth by energy variation and distributed laterally through magnetic deflection of the particle beam.
The subpad made of soft materials enables the FNP to conform to wafer surface flatness variation and achieve good polishing uniformity.
In order to achieve this harmony Bonaccorsi and Rossi assert that firms have to conform to the values of the community [ 56].
Mental instability and family pressure to conform were just two of the obstacles she faced in achieving the life and career she wanted.
The first movement was a fraction too slow to conform to the period instruments norm, a fraction too fast to match the grandeur achieved in No 39.
It refused to conform to clothing stereotypes.
