The phrase "achieving a condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of reaching a specific state or requirement in various contexts, such as personal goals, project milestones, or health outcomes.
Example: "The team is focused on achieving a condition that ensures all safety protocols are met before the launch."
Alternatives: "reaching a state" or "attaining a requirement."
From various perspectives--philosophy, evolutionary biology, primate study, Darwinian thinking, poetry, and even bird-watching--the essays in this collection examine the wealth of possibilities that secularism offers for achieving a condition of fullness.
The International Code for Zoological Nomenclature [ 50] states that names proposed for hybrid specimens are excluded from the provisions of the Code (article 1.3.3) and must not be used as the valid name for either of the parental species, regardless of precedence, achieving a condition of homonymy (article 23.8).
It has been stated that it takes only several years for the temperature at DZAA to achieve a condition of quasi-equilibrium with prevailing climate conditions81.
Dr. Miller said it was crucial that fuel pellets crushed by the laser beams become hot and dense enough to achieve a condition called ignition, in which fusion reactions are pouring out relatively large amounts of energy, just as a bomb does.
The exploration strategy was focused on the management of the timing and injection pressure to achieve a condition in which the whole amount of fuel was delivered before ignition.
In this work, we typically tuned the PSA to achieve a condition number of the instrument matrix of 3.0.
The actuator along the IB is kept locked during this stage, and the motion allowed will be the one from the other linear actuator who starts to work after achieving a balance condition as shown in Fig. 18.
In the treated group, skin moisturization improved, with dry skin achieving a moisturized condition (P = 0.001), while placebo subjects did not show improved moisturization, and remained significantly less moisturized (P = 0.001, Figure 3A) than the treated group.
Results indicate that the greater the habitat heterogeneity, the more inappropriate a simple vegetation-based stocking rate will be in achieving a desired vegetation condition.
This result holds for many more conditions of covariance matrices and initial trait values (BJR and MK unpublished results) as long as none of the three trait values evolved to zero prior to achieving equilibrium, a condition causing convergence problems.
In one, humanity experiences an evolutionary leap — either assisted by technology or by merging into it and becoming software — to achieve a sublime condition that Bostrom calls "posthumanity".
