The phrase "achieving aspiration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of reaching or fulfilling one's goals or dreams.
Example: "Through hard work and dedication, she is on the path to achieving aspiration in her career."
Alternatives: "realizing ambitions" or "fulfilling goals".
We don't want a mortgage, we want to become a homeowner, and that young person doesn't dream of an education, per se, but what an education might afford him or her - achieving aspiration.
It is important that, alongside achieving aspiration prevention, there is also tracheal wall pressure control.
Having access to stable and supportive relationships is essential to reaching your full potential and achieving aspirations.
He found that a person's view of their own ability profoundly influences their success--both in achieving aspirations as well as overcoming challenges.
We argue that achieving aspirations for qualities valued in health care will require a genuine reorientation of focus by health workers and their managers towards patients, through renewed respect and support for these providers as professionals.
We argue that achieving aspirations for qualities valued in health care will require a genuine reorientation of focus by health workers and their managers towards patients, through a renewed respect and support for these providers as professionals.
We argue that achieving aspirations for qualities valued in health care will require a genuine reorientation of focus by health workers and their managers toward patients, through renewed respect and support for these providers as professionals.
With an already established presence in New York, SOSA's local network could help spur the local corporate participation key to the EDC's plan, while SOSA's broader global network can help achieve aspirations of turning New York City into a global cybersecurity leader.
And achieving the aspiration of "Never Again" seems intuitively less likely if future political leaders and actors believe they will not be held accountable for their actions.
Gjerustad [ 36] found that achieving occupational aspiration was significantly related to sickness absence in a longitudinal study of Norwegian youths; a high occupational achievement indicated lower sickness absence.
