The phrase "achieved to monitor" is not correct in written English.
It is not a standard expression and does not convey a clear meaning in this context.
Example: "The team achieved to monitor the project's progress effectively." (This should be rephrased for clarity.)
Alternatives: "managed to monitor" or "succeeded in monitoring".
The MM resonator worked as an effective biosensor achieves to monitor the interaction between BSA and drug solutions in real time, which is very useful for the development of novel drugs and other biomedical applications.
In particular, a metabolic profiling of studied earthworms was achieved in order to monitor the effects of an acute exposure to the herbicide glyphosate.
The system was set to vent when the overhead pressure achieved 1 psi and to monitor the accumulated pressure every 15 min. Exponentially growing cells were used for the inoculum.
All were consistent in counselling about the risk of congenital malformation related to uncontrolled blood sugar preconceptionally, ensuring adequate contraception until glycaemic control is achieved, use of HBA1C to monitor metabolic control, when to commence insulin and switching from ACE inhibitors to other antihypertensives.
The great tunable selectivity of mass spectrometry achieved by the ability to monitor specific characteristic ions in the mass spectrum of a compound combined with the retention time-matching ability of a gas chromatogram made GC MS far superior to other detection systems.
The role of the facilitator was to design a role-play that would help achieve specific learning goals, to monitor the role-play during the process to ensure that it unfolded constructively and to provide encouragement to the students (cf. Wedig, 2010).
Open government data can help countries both to achieve the SDGs and to monitor their progress.
We could view these steps as a 'hierarchy of outcomes' we wish to achieve and hence need to monitor and evaluate.
Men wished for but were unable to achieve the omnipresence required to monitor their wives or the way the men themselves are perceived by the public.
