The phrase "achieved streamlined" is not correct in written English as it lacks proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in a context where you want to describe a process that has been made more efficient, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The team achieved a streamlined workflow that improved productivity."
Alternatives: "attained efficiency" or "realized optimization".
Elimination of waste is achieved through streamlining the production process with proper equipment layout, and reducing setup time to adhere to the daily schedule made possible by a pull system (Ahmad et al. 2003).
First, it was achieved not by streamlining government but by harvesting the extra revenue that comes with growth.
Today we are announcing plans to achieve a more streamlined De La Rue, in line with the future needs of our global customers, focused on centres for excellence with investment that underpins our future".
In a statement, Miller said: "Having achieved our strategy to streamline the group, secure its financial future and set it on the path to digital success, I have decided that mid-2015 will be the right time for me to explore new opportunities and for a new editor and chief executive to take the company on the next big phase of the Guardian's digital growth and international expansion.
"Having achieved our strategy to streamline the Group, secure its financial future and set it on the path to digital success, I have decided that mid-2015 will be the right time for me to explore new opportunities and for a new editor and chief executive to take the company on the next big phase of the Guardian's digital growth and international expansion," said Andrew Miller.
To achieve this goal, we streamlined all relevant processing components of ptychography into a single unit.
This is because the former appear to be better streamlined to achieve specified outcomes in a given timeframe [ 2, 3, 10].
It aims to achieve this by streamlining previous standards and guidance, and introduces a new Balanced Scorecard.
Charles Adams Jr., the general superintendent of the maintenance shops for the A and C lines, said it was running at its top speed of about 50 miles an hour, the same maximum speed achieved by today's more streamlined stainless steel trains.
