The phrase "achieved norm" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a standard that has been attained or met. For example, "The student's test scores exceeded the achieved norm of 85%."
Other under-14s have achieved GM norms, notably Sergey Karjakin who earned the title at 12. Carlsen became a GM at 13, when he won the C group at Wijk aan Zee.
In addition, both L1 norm and L2 norm achieved similar performances.
Shankland had to win in the last round to achieve his norm by beating Daniel Fernandez, an international master from Texas.
If one stage of desalting process could not achieve the norm, two stages of desalting process should be considered.
Thus, MBR-based treatment promises a suitable option for effluent treatment to achieve the norm of zero discharge in general.
From the view of sparsity organization, we have two types: (i) The flat sparsity is often achieved by ℓ0-norm or ℓ1-norm regularizer or trace norm in matrix/tensor completion.
And even if the niqab is a social norm achieved by cultural coercion — well, do we not enforce equal cultural coercion on women to, so to speak, unveil?
Then we prove the superconvergence result in the discrete l2 norm achieved for the lowest-order Raviart Thomas Nédélec space.
The separation is considered achieved when the norm of the residual error h2 z)∗s2(n) becomes much less than the one of the separated signal h1 z)∗s1(n).
KPIs are measures of utilization indices (of "input usage" expressed as a ratio of the actual input of sources to some normative value), production indices (of "transformational efficiency" expressed as input/output ratio) and effectiveness indices (of quality of process output expressed as a ratio of the actual quality achieved to some norm).
