The phrase "achieved such that the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a result or outcome that has been accomplished in a specific manner or under certain conditions.
Example: "The project was achieved such that the final product met all quality standards and client expectations."
Alternatives: "accomplished in a way that" or "attained so that the".
Therefore, the H∞ tracking performance can be achieved such that the payload swing is reduced to as small as possible when the payload is moved from point to point.
For 8 of 862 readings (0.9 %), blinding was not achieved, such that the physician knew of the SpO2 reading before making a decision regarding the need for hospital referral.
The facilitation of performance could manifest in (i) an increase to the total amount of learning achieved, such that a higher performance level is reached, or (ii) an increased rate at which learning is achieved, such that the same maximum performance is ultimately achieved as with standard therapy alone but over a different timescale, i.e., with less hours of behavioural therapy.
The model uses the mild state for extreme cases, in which a patient began the model being marginally in the moderate state (eg, FEV1 =49% of predicted normal value), and after a short period of treatment, an improvement in FEV1 percentage of predicted normal value was achieved such that the patient moved to the mild state for a number of cycles.
A layer-by-layer growth was achieved such that metallic layers of the elements with 0.2 nm thickness were deposited.
A fine CFO estimate employing the first-order Taylor series expansion [25] with the trimmed CL is achieved such that we can avoid employing the exhaustive point search approach.
This is achieved such that all calibrations and corrections are performed during the TGA baseline and steam oxidation programs, making system operation virtually identical to standard TGA.
Lower overall employment level in the 1G + 2G scenarios is achieved such that policies linked to reabsorption of sugarcane cutters in alternative activities are positive.
It is only within the moment of time represented by the twentieth century that one species — man — has acquired significant power to alter the nature of his world, and it is only within the past twenty-five years that this power has achieved such magnitude that it endangers the whole earth and its life.
The contemporary Oxford Psalter achieved such influence that it became the basis of all subsequent Anglo-Norman versions.
If you parse the design, as the authors of "Airstream" did, you'll find Pan Am seaplanes, old Chryslers and fast trains, a hint of the Dymaxion House, maybe a touch of Roswell, certainly a big dose of the American passion for ameliorative gadgetry that achieved such unusual elegance in the functional designs of the fetishized 1950's.
