The phrase "achieved for quality" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing standards or goals related to quality, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The results were achieved for quality, ensuring that all products met the highest standards."
Alternatives: "attained for quality" or "accomplished for quality".
Since the proposed algorithm utilizes the structural information of targets, a more robust performance can be achieved for imaging quality.
According to the Daimler Benz Rockwell-C (HRC-DB) analysis, sufficient adhesion quality was achieved for each TFMG.
It proved attractive to participants, but it can be augmented by coaching of participants in more than a one-off project to identify and achieve targets for quality improvement.
We argue that achieving aspirations for qualities valued in health care will require a genuine reorientation of focus by health workers and their managers towards patients, through a renewed respect and support for these providers as professionals.
We argue that achieving aspirations for qualities valued in health care will require a genuine reorientation of focus by health workers and their managers toward patients, through renewed respect and support for these providers as professionals.
We argue that achieving aspirations for qualities valued in health care will require a genuine reorientation of focus by health workers and their managers towards patients, through renewed respect and support for these providers as professionals.
Figure 16 Reflection lines help in visually inspecting the achieved surface quality for the three examples (a)–(c) shown by Figure 15.
Recent approaches based on optomechanical resonators have achieved impressive quality factors allowing for storage of optical signals.
It had achieved the quality designers hope for: It had become irresistible.
You cannot put a limit on what a player with those two qualities can achieve for himself and his side.
