The phrase "achieves compatibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how different systems, components, or ideas can work together effectively.
Example: "The new software update achieves compatibility with various operating systems, allowing users to access the application seamlessly."
Alternatives: "ensures compatibility" or "attains compatibility".
"Harmony follows in a well-established tradition of fully legal, independently developed paths to achieve compatibility".
With the exception of Apple Computer's PowerPC chip, made by I.B.M. and Motorola, RISC chips were never able to achieve compatibility with existing PC software, which ran on the industry-dominating chips made by Intel.
The solution, he concluded, lay not in silicon hardware but, instead, in clever software -- code that might achieve compatibility with the dominant Intel standard, but that might also reduce the power needs of a computer's microprocessor.
But a coalition of Microsoft's competitors, the European Committee for Interoperable Systems, which has an outstanding complaint against Microsoft over failure to provide information necessary to achieve compatibility with its products, remained wary.
But a coalition of Microsoft's competitors, the European Committee for Interoperable Systems, which has an outstanding complaint against Microsoft for failure to provide information necessary to achieve compatibility with its products, remained wary.
Furthermore, the trend of developing mobile applications as web services will become more pronounced, aiming thus to achieve compatibility among mobile platforms.
A new design of 3-part ankle replacement was developed to achieve compatibility with the natural ligaments by allowing certain fibers to remain isometric during passive motion.
They do try to achieve compatibility with most leading Android phones, but the market today includes some 1,600 devices, so the long tail may still experience issues during Locket's beta, which begins now.
The policy lapses suggest that for policy interventions to succeed in rural areas, there is a vital need to achieve compatibility between policy objectives and aspirations of rural inhabitants.
A new design for a 3-part ankle replacement was developed in an effort to achieve compatibility with the naturally occurring ligaments of the ankle by allowing certain fibers to remain isometric during passive motion.
