"achieving an equilibrium" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence when you want to describe the process of reaching a balanced state. For example, "The countries worked together to achieve an equilibrium in the global economy."
Wisely, he followed his wife's advice to make one movie "for the bank" and one for his art, thereby achieving an equilibrium.
WiSEED will make the 5G network operators more customized for the mobile users, by taking into account the user's views when defining the requirement planes and providing support to allow the operational services to cooperate by achieving an equilibrium the requirement planes.
Several of these polymers have increased thermal stability, a property of great interest for rapid thermal melt experiments and achieving an equilibrium binding condition (during hybridization and washing) much more quickly than previously practiced.
He gets sent to a special-needs school, at which he meets a teacher played by Aamir Khan, who finds the way to help him achieve an equilibrium in his life.
The net charge of the granular system with different particle shapes achieves an equilibrium state during the vibrating process.
As a consequence, any of these dynamics can be used to implement algorithms to achieve an equilibrium in a fully decentralized fashion.
From these observations, the interconversion of lactate + acetyl-CoA ↔ lactyl-CoA + acetate presumably achieved an equilibrium state, namely, the polymerization of lactyl-CoA would be a retarded step.
Good contact between phases was guaranteed by vigorous stirring, establishing required stirring times to achieve an equilibrium state for each one of the studied systems.
The most important issue with the sampling size is the time needed to achieve an equilibrium condition after each pressure change.
While equilibrium thermodynamic principles allow prediction of limiting compositions in systems that rapidly approach equilibrium, reactions of solid solutions with aqueous fluids may not easily achieve an equilibrium state.
It has been further found that those materials produced at the fluid interfaces are highly mobile and can rapidly achieve an equilibrium assembly with the reactants in each phase.
