The phrase "achieving a sufficient level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of a desired standard or degree of proficiency in a particular context.
Example: "The team is focused on achieving a sufficient level of performance to meet the project deadlines."
Alternatives: "reaching an adequate level" or "attaining a satisfactory level".
On the view that Powers and Faden defend (2006), social justice demands that, insofar as possible, all children achieve a sufficient level of health.
In order to achieve a sufficient level of coordination among the nodes, and hence to achieve energy efficiency, the exchange of control information via control packets is vital.
The task of this novel multi-state ECMS is to achieve a sufficient level of performance with respect to pollutant emissions while keeping fuel consumption within acceptable limits.
A failure on the part of these institutions to ensure the social conditions necessary to achieve a sufficient level of health is an injustice that on the view of many violates a basic human right.
Second, as a management philosophy, it refers to the extensive approach of adapting product management, production, and development to achieve a sufficient level of taxonomy but without high R&D investments (Bhattacharyay 2012).
Purser et al. (1995) argued that although the ecocentric theory could not achieve a sufficient level of legitimacy, coherence, and maturity, yet the TMA is no longer sustainable in the long run in spite of its' well-structured anthropocentric roots.
It is defined as the quality ratio between Bob's and Eve's channels that is required to achieve a sufficient level of PLS, while ensuring that Bob reliably receives the transmitted information.
On the other hand, utilities focusing on decentralized small-scale renewable energy projects may struggle to achieve a sufficient level of profitability and/or returns are likely to be below those experienced by traditional Austrian utilities.
