The phrase "achieved availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to performance metrics, particularly in engineering, IT, or service management, to describe the level of availability that has been reached or attained.
Example: "The system's achieved availability over the past month has exceeded our expectations, reaching 99.9% uptime."
Alternatives: "attained availability" or "realized availability".
Handwriting can also achieve availability, portability, convenience, and instantaneity which are important requirement for instant messaging. .
Handwriting can also achieve availability, portability, convenience, and instantaneity which are important requirement for instant messaging.
For example, replicating communication and computation to achieve availability, or including a shadow removal component to achieve high accuracy for event recognition, might conflict with performance requirements (e.g., low response time) or resource restrictions (e.g., maximum memory consumption).
During the eight months that my team and I were in development on the UPitch app, our goal was to achieve accessibility, availability and advancement in how people pitch news to journalists and how journalists and bloggers discover news.
Similarly, availability can only be achieved if availability parameters meet certain performance requirements, e.g., the time to recover from a failure and the rate of successful recovery from failures.
India has constructed eighteen PHWRs, has achieved impressive availability factors and some of these reactors have achieved annual capacity factors of nearly hundred percent in the recent past.
The Harriers, flown by five Italian pilots, accumulated more than 100 flight hours and achieved 100 percent availability during the three-month deployment, performing reconnaissance and other missions.
Specificity to endocrine signalling can be achieved via availability of co-factors in the targeted tissue.
This implementation can be achieved through availability of internationally accepted standards, guidelines, and tools adapted to conflict situations, which can be supported by specific training of health planners and health facility staff, and rapid mobilization of international experts to provide technical field support as required.
One achieves high availability (HA) when the service in question is unavailable less than 5.25 minutes per year, meaning at least 99.999%% availability ("five nines").
