The phrase "achieved and support" is not correct in English as it lacks proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing accomplishments and the assistance provided, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The team has achieved great success, and we will continue to support their efforts."
Alternatives: "accomplished and assisted" or "attained and backed".
This trend for innovation has carried parts of the holographic universe for interactive applications, where it becomes necessary to achieve and support technology by design projects and the domain anthropometric systems and processes, adapting and integrating the hologram in real time, scale and actual situation.
Once the goal is achieved and external donor support is reduced, there is a risk of sliding back.
We must show how this can be achieved and build pressure and support for its enactment.
So, intervention programs aimed at the change of energy consumption patterns need to take into account that behavioral change is best achieved and maintained if supported by tailored information and changes in context, for example, through supportive social networks.
Second, after infection source control has been achieved, and failing organs supported, when are the effects of standard care to be expected?
Why, then, will there be such a tough battle in Congress to approve a deal that the Obama administration has worked so hard to achieve and is supported by most Americans?
The law would then be that a strike can go ahead if this level of support is achieved, and there are more votes for a strike than against.
The main aims of introducing the UKCAT were to provide schools with a tool that would offer a more objective and fairer method of discriminating between academically high achieving applicants, and support widening participation initiatives.
Thus, even osteoporotic patients can benefit from achieving and maintaining medial support so they decrease their chances of having a major complication such as reduction loss or nonunion.
Through the analysis of process-based data (play analytics), we can start to detect patterns to interpret what the child wants to achieve, and produce personalized supports to help them get there.
