The phrase "achieve younger" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of becoming or appearing younger, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "Many people seek ways to achieve younger looks through skincare and healthy living."
Alternatives: "look younger" or "feel younger."
As and when such ubiquitous connectivity is achieved, young people also need to be taught how to use these technologies and understand their potential, Ms Harry believes.
"Whilst it's important to recognise that there are many high achieving young people in Wales, it's clear that somewhere along the line there is a disconnect in terms of matching up the requirements of employers and the skills of young people".
Susan currently works with a team of high achieving young adults in Admissions at the University of California Santa Cruz, where she ponders the question of teen success on a daily basis.
The hideous slaying of second lieutenant Richard W. Collins III on the University of Maryland campus did more than evoke heartfelt grief and sorrow over the snuffing out of a young, hopeful, and high achieving young man's life.
Angela McRobbie has described a post-feminist sexual contract, in which, under the guise of an equality assumed to have been achieved, young women are attributed with political, economic and sexual capacity.
Back in the 90s, it was very much a brand that was aimed at ladies of a certain age who were keen to achieve younger-looking skin.
Someone who will achieve more, younger.
So perhaps we don't have to zero in specifically on what we want universities to achieve with young people.
Post-DCCT, intensive management was recommended but glycemic targets were difficult to achieve in young people, with median hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) of clinic patients often above the recommended glycemic target of 7.5% (7, 8).
