The phrase "achieving a sustained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of a continuous or lasting state, often in contexts like performance, effort, or results.
Example: "The team is focused on achieving a sustained improvement in their productivity over the next quarter."
Alternatives: "attaining a lasting" or "realizing a continuous".
That should help to reassure businesses in Scotland and all around the UK that the path of interest rates will be consistent with achieving a sustained and balanced recovery in the face of the remaining headwinds stemming from the financial crisis.
Achieving a sustained CR after first-line therapy is an essential goal.
Patients with genotype 1 infection have a 42%-51 42%-51ihood of achieving a sustained virological response (SVR) after 48 wk of therapy.
After meeting Nabil Shaath, a Palestinian cabinet minister, General Zinni said that his first priority was achieving "a sustained cease-fire".
Designing walking and cycling back into urban communities may be most effective at achieving a sustained shift from car trips to walking and cycling.
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Therefore, we can safely surmise that a brief intervention such as mSTEPS, used as a stand-alone intervention, appears insufficient to generate a sustained improvement in back beliefs and it is likely that additional measures are required to achieve a sustained positive shift in consumer back pain beliefs.
Despite interest rates that have hovered around zero since the mid-1990s, and repeated rounds of quantitative easing, Japan has never achieved a sustained recovery.
It didn't take long for the heater to achieve a sustained four-degree increase in temperature in a roughly 10- by 10-foot office, maybe 30 minutes.
Sales of existing homes rose in November, but analysts said increased employment and better access to credit were needed before the housing market could achieve a sustained recovery.
"If we were to achieve a sustained reduction of 10 percentage points in reoffending behaviour, we would be able to deliver a return to investors of 7.5% per annum compound over the eight-year period.
