The phrase "achievement of established" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the attainment of goals or standards that have been set, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The achievement of established benchmarks is crucial for measuring our progress."
Alternatives: "attainment of set goals" or "realization of established objectives".
Achievement of the established therapeutic objectives should be improved.
GAS methodology was used in a local community of seniors (n = 2500; mean age = 76 ± 8.06 SD; 77% female, 23% male) to a) collaboratively set health promotion and community partnership goals and b) objectively measure the degree of achievement, over- or under-achievement of the established health promotion goals.
For instance, the Australian Curriculum in Victoria (AusVELS) was specifically designed to ensure that curriculum content and achievement standards established high expectations of all students (AusVELS [2013]).
Today, as we revisit our memories of David, we remember his fortitude and remarkable legal achievements, boldly guided by his vision of establishing a Ugandan gay village.
The issue of establishing women's achievements as "women's" but allowing the male position to be the assumed baseline goes far beyond sports.
The International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement (IEA) was established for this purpose.
This was the era of Sinatra's supreme artistic achievement, when he established himself as the greatest exemplar of American popular song.
PEN/Nabokov Award, biennial American literary award for lifetime achievement established by the PEN American Center, the American branch of the writers' organization International PEN, in 2000.
Blunkett's proposal accepted by Hunt, is that a director of school standards, responsible for driving achievements, is established.
The "choice" requirement is the opening salvo in the government's stepped-up battle to improve academic achievement by establishing the threat of dwindling student enrollment and eventual closure.
