The phrase "achieving close" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of reaching a close or near state, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The team is focused on achieving close collaboration to enhance productivity."
Alternatives: "reaching closeness" or "attaining proximity".
In addition, the small detector design also contributes to achieving close patient proximity, which contributes to improved image sharpness.
In this paper the attention is on achieving close to optimal economical benefit of a continuously operating plant.
Additionally, DECADE introduces very low overhead on computational and communication resources, achieving close to optimal cooperation levels among rational nodes and almost complete isolation of selfish nodes.
In this regard, some authors [33] have described the ability of checklists to maintain adherence to good clinical practice guidelines achieving close to 100% compliance for semi-recumbent position or suitable sedation.
Instead of deploying increasingly larger back-end servers to compute KNN graphs, alternatives have been recently proposed that exploit sampling to reduce drastically the dimension of the problem while achieving close to accurate results.
For a given P/O feed ratio, achieving close to plug flow for isobutane and high back-mixing for n-butene further enhances local P/O ratio and yield.
The government has advertised the location as a way of achieving closer integration with the mainland neighbour.
The transatlantic agreement is a strengthening of our shared commitments to achieving closer economic cooperation and speeding up the dismantling of transatlantic barriers to trade and investment.
Mrs Merkel has achieved close to nothing of what she promised in previous election manifestos.
Tape, rubber, and nails can be used to achieve close contact.
Eastern Asia, south-east Asia, the Caucasus and central Asia*, and Latin America and the Caribbean have also all achieved close to universal primary education.
