The phrase "achieved in undertaking" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used when discussing the results or outcomes of a specific task or project, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The goals we achieved in undertaking this project were significant."
Alternatives: "accomplished during the endeavor" or "attained through the effort".
Evaluation of human neurochemistry can be achieved by undertaking in vivo one-dimensional (1D) and more recently two-dimensional (2D) MR spectroscopy4,5.
The latter is to be achieved by undertaking case studies in several countries that will assess the impact of fish trade - export and import - by considering five categories as the subject of analysis.
However, it can be achieved in a focussed consultation undertaking appropriate history and examination.
This work reports a return visit to the same community during the season of more intensive agricultural activity (August-September), when field preparation and potato planting increases the total number of daily tasks being undertaken, which is achieved in part by a redistribution of the work load between family members (Phase 2).
This review highlights the progress that has been achieved in understanding this complex protein and the value of undertaking molecular studies.
Third, if significance is achieved in steps 1 and 2, then an analysis will be undertaken using time as a continuous numerical variable, on ADAS-Cog.
However, when undertaking the analysis, it became clear that data saturation was soon achieved in that the analysis of additional data was consistent with the previous themes.
In their paper published today in Science Robotics, the team documents the groundwork they undertook, and although it's still extremely limited, it hints at how this type of versatility will be achieved in the future.
To achieve this end, practitioners formed local steering groups incorporating OA, delivery agents and strategic partners involved in undertaking JSNAs and LAAs to inform the decision-making processes.
Of course, all this requires the GOP to return to its previous rut, and forego any of the ambitions that certain members may have undertaken to achieve in the meantime.
Midwifery education is no longer the attractive career option it once was, with high workloads, an emphasis on undertaking research rather than excellence in teaching and salaries far below those that similarly qualified midwives could achieve in the NHS.
