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The phrase "achieved this criterion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a specific standard or requirement has been met or fulfilled.
Example: "The project was successful because we achieved this criterion ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "met this standard" or "fulfilled this requirement".
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Eight activity trackers achieved this criterion.
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A steady fall in the percentage of patients with a BMI less than 25 kg/m2 has also occurred (P < 0.001) with 19.4% of patients achieving this criterion in 2001, compared with 27.0% in 1994.
We refer to the minimum number of mosquitoes that must be released per wild-type mosquito to achieve this criterion as the release threshold throughout the remainder of the manuscript.
For this stimulus, 63% of the neonates achieved this response criterion.
To achieve this performance criterion, participants completed on average 2 practice sessions.
The anticipated time for achieving this discharge criterion was discussed at the weekly team rounds in the first week of a patient's admission; a discharge date was determined accordingly.
Although we were not able to measure ventilation in these subjects, an attempt was made to achieve this important criterion [ 14] by requesting the subjects breathe at 15 breaths per minute (0.25 Hz).
If the criterion was not achieved, this phase was repeated the next day till criterion achievement.
In order to achieve this, various criteria for a successful HCI in a security-specific environment will be examined.
All participants, except NI1 and NI2, achieved the criterion of 100% correct responses with a single exposure to this block.
Finally, during training AB, all participants achieved the criterion after three blocks, except P4 who achieved it after four blocks.
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