The phrase "achieved to withstand" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may confuse readers due to its awkward construction.
Example: "The materials were not only designed for durability but also achieved to withstand extreme weather conditions."
Alternatives: "managed to endure" or "succeeded in resisting".
Will the economies in the US and UK have achieved adequate lift-off velocity to withstand the choking off of the fuel of exceptional monetary stimulus?
This Remotely Operated Vehicle is realized using the most innovative technical capabilities in order to achieve a fexible structure, adequate to withstand external impacts.
Possibly, the self-curing capacity of the dual-cured resin cement was insufficient to achieve adequate hardening in order to withstand the stresses and strains that can arise in posterior regions.
Many of my highlights were early on in my career and I can only wonder what more I would have achieved had my body been able to withstand the demands that I was making of it.
In addition, the ultralow dissociation constants achieved through dendrimer-mediated multivalent binding allow the specifically bound cells to withstand the harsh washing step that may be needed to further increase purity of the capture cells.
Adhesion and toughness sufficient to withstand the extreme deformation, that accompanies surgical insertion, was achieved with negative bias in the range 100 350 V.
Viewed from that angle, Bush's showdown with Shamir served as a model for the success an American president is capable of achieving in the region if she or he is determined enough to withstand short-term political blowback.
The "quadrupled" tendon achieved the best UFL, with even the "tripled" configuration having sufficient biomechanical characteristics to withstand the loads experienced during early rehabilitation.
The proposed scheme is designed to withstand the patient's inherent drug response variability, to achieve good output disturbance and sensor noise rejection, and to attain a good set point response.
If the goal of mathematics education is for students to achieve deep understanding of mathematical concepts and procedures, then their knowledge should be able to withstand cultural peculiarities.
