The phrase "achieved criterion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing whether a specific standard or benchmark has been met or fulfilled.
Example: "The research team reported that they have achieved the criterion for success in their latest experiment."
Alternatives: "met the standard" or "fulfilled the requirement".
Having achieved criterion performance subjects then underwent surgery.
Having achieved criterion performance on 2 simple visual discriminations marmosets underwent Pavlovian discrimination training (Fig. 1 b ).
ID M12 had the most rapid learning and achieved criterion in the third session, making 325 errors.
Once the animal had achieved criterion, it received a further day of testing during which the correct insert/arm was baited only after the animal had made its choice (post-choice baiting).
However, there were two consistent group differences during the reversal phases: Animals in both the TCV and 1990s Primate groups achieved criterion in fewer trials than control animals in three of the four reversal phases, although not the same three reversals.
The footwear was classified as successfully optimized when, compared with the baseline assessment, a minimum 25% reduction in mean peak pressure at the ROI was achieved (criterion A) or mean peak pressure was reduced below an absolute level of 200 kPa (criterion B).
As treatment for brain metastasis, only 4 patients achieved criteria to undergo radiosurgery, none of the patients was submitted to brain surgery, and all other patients received whole brain irradiation.
While none of these achieved criteria for genome-wide significance, suggestive signals were observed on chromosome 11 around the c11orf30- LRRC2 locus described above for its role in AR (AD P = 5.81E−07, rs7130588).
On average, pigs made 633.3 errors (standard deviation, 204.5) in achieving criterion, almost all of which (98%) were false alarms.
The dependent measures were the number of errors committed and the number of trials taken to achieve criterion on stages 6 through 9.
The main measure of monkeys' performance was the total number of errors made prior to achieving criterion of >90% correct responses (excluding the day on which the criterion was attained) on each discrimination.
