The phrase "achieved usable" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "The project was completed, but the results were not achieved usable for our needs."
Alternatives: "attained usable" or "produced usable".
However, in the presence of an endovaginal coil at 3.0-T, the use of ZOOM-DWI was essential to achieve usable DW contrast, as standard diffusion-weighted sequences resulted in such severe image distortion so as to render the images unusable clinically; their implementation for comparison with ZOOM-DWI was therefore ethically not justifiable.
We undertook adapting P3P for use by Spanish-speaking Latino men through translation and usability testing to achieve a usable and linguistically and culturally appropriate Spanish decision aid.
The emphasis in the ceramic synthesis is the need for high reaction temperatures in order to achieve practically usable coefficients of diffusion for the atoms in the reacting solids.
However, the validity of this conclusion is tempered by the requirement for higher concentrations of the unfolded luciferase to achieve a usable signal.
The results that are obtained show that the main functions of the PFEE have been achieved, making this prototype usable in future experiments.
"Given that Spotify claims that only one user's data has been compromised, I suspect this was achieved via a re-usable, broadly applicable attack method perhaps affecting older versions of the Spotify app.
Usability needs to be a pervasive element of the entire work process to achieve the most usable Web site possible.
The recipient faces a trade-off between paying the price of the water transfer, or investing in alternative water supplies to achieve a higher usable water capacity.
When is 'bio-identification' successfully achieved, referring to a 'regulatable' and usable status as technical object?
