The phrase "achieving a general" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing goals or objectives, particularly in academic or professional settings.
Example: "The team is focused on achieving a general understanding of the project's requirements before moving forward."
Alternatives: "attaining a broad" or "reaching a common".
Thus, this method of achieving a general rotation not only avoids the (recursive) computation of the Wigner functions Γ n (which itself costs O ( p 3 ) operations), but also benefits from the facts that the swap matrices B n have ≈4 times fewer non-zero entries than the Γ n and are known a priori, such that they can be 'hard-wired' into computer code.
Moreover, in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada, Obama has decisively beaten Clinton among independents, who will be crucial in achieving a general election victory.
Furthermore, the finding of constant and variable quantification differences among PCR assays currently used at the participating centers compared with the CAP/CTM CMV test underscores the challenges in achieving a general quantitative standardization.
27, 35, 37, 55 Achieving a general consensus on a standardized development framework can facilitate model communication, and therefore simulation reproducibility, peer‐review, and repurposing; this therefore should be a fundamental goal in the development of ABM techniques in a systems pharmacology context.
Mr President, I withdrew my motion in spite of my conviction that we are mistaken not to take the opportunity to intervene, now that it is time to do so and we have the possibility of achieving a general consensus on the matter.
Another fundamental aim of the Treaty of Rome was to achieve a general harmonization of national economic policies.
A: In Chinese medicine, the doctor takes one's pulse to achieve a general outlook on one's health.
"It is unrealistic, and socially unattainable, to demand that Greece achieve a general government primary surplus of 3.5% of GDP from 2018 and beyond.
An equation set was developed and solved to achieve a general solution for this type of problem.
An empirical correlation is formulated based on the FEM results to achieve a general applicability, which may help to improve the hopper design in practical applications.
Corbyn's election strategist, Jon Trickett, described them as "fantastic" – but Corbyn's critics say they show the party is far from on track to achieve a general election victory in four years' time.
