The phrase "achievement of the process" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the successful completion or attainment of a specific process or goal. Example: The achievement of the process of project management relies heavily on effective communication and teamwork.
(ES) Madam President, I would like to join in this celebration of the euro, one of the most outstanding achievements of the process of European integration.
Many industrial processes are based on two reactions: a primary one related to the achievement of the main process objective and a secondary one which is necessary to continuously run the process.
Eons later, a certain hairy, two-legged species has come to think of itself as the crowning achievement of this process.
Table 3 shows the association between achievement of these process measures and 30 day mortality.
In his favour, McGuinness has the crowning achievement of the peace process and the establishment of power-sharing in Northern Ireland in his legacy.
8 May Following a historic power-sharing agreement, power is returned to the Northern Ireland executive in what is seen as the crowning achievement of the peace process.
Bringing all sides into the same government Catholic nationalists and Protestant unionists, paramilitaries and politicians—had been the great achievement of the peace process up to now.
Following up on this previous work, we have decided to investigate the possible activation of the intrinsic pathway through the study of bax, bcl-2, caspase 9, the activation of caspase 3 (the point of no return leading irreversibly to cell death), and the TUNEL assay, which documents DNA fragmentation and hence the achievement of the apoptosis process.
12 19 20 21 22 However, even for processes of care showing effectiveness in controlled trials, it has been surprisingly difficult to demonstrate that the achievement of these processes is correlated with patient outcomes, not just for stroke 14 but also for a range of other conditions, such as acute myocardial infarction, 23 heart failure, 23 pneumonia, 23 24 and high risk surgery.
