The phrase "achieved for another" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing accomplishments or results that have been attained on behalf of someone else.
Example: "The project was successfully completed, achieving the desired outcomes for another department."
Alternatives: "accomplished for someone else" or "attained on behalf of another".
Therefore, high transmission is achieved for the matched output port while high isolation at the same wavelength is simultaneously achieved for another waveguide.
Also, this is achieved for another soft sets like ((F_1,E)) and ((F_{14}, E)).
A comparable resolution was recently achieved for another nuclear pore complex (not shown; Kosinski et al. 2016).
According to the World Economic Forum, economic gender equality will not be achieved for another 170 years.
As reported by Alan Jope, President of Personal Care at Unilever, during the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting this year, "... things have gotten worse during 2016 and economic gender equality will not be achieved for another 170 Years".
In Henry Kissinger's Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech he noted, "More than the achievement of peace, the [Peace Prize] symbolizes the quest for peace," which is fair to note, given that Kissinger was receiving the award in 1973 for negotiating peace in Vietnam, where "peace" wouldn't be achieved for another two years.
Meanwhile, Japan's well-know bullet trains reach speeds of 220 miles per hour, something California won't achieve for another 14 years.
Note that although the maximum peak is achieved for b = 1 theoretically, another peak may be actually selected under both small observation intervals and low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) conditions.
Additional information about GHG producing and consuming patches within the flux footprint could be achieved, for example, via chamber measurements; another possibility would be to perform a detailed statistical analysis of EC fluxes and underlying footprint information in combination with detailed spatial data of the sampled area.
Another world record was achieved for the Leiden 17th-century artist Gerrit Dou with an equally unusual work.
This may be achieved, for example, by reanalysing any interesting genetic variants using another technology such as a genotyping array.
