The phrase "achieving coherence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of making something logical, consistent, or understandable, often in the context of writing, communication, or thought.
Example: "The key to a successful presentation lies in achieving coherence between your ideas and the audience's understanding."
Alternatives: "attaining clarity" or "establishing consistency."
Achieving coherence between river basin management and sustainable/integrated urban water management is even more difficult in metropolises and megacities, because the latter consists of multiple political-administrative units.
In his account, rational deliberation involves achieving coherence among one's ends.
Establishing a shared meaning in an EE depends on achieving coherence between the knowledge domains, skills and practices of the BUs.
Given all the levels of government and agencies involved, "achieving coherence and alignment in such a short time frame is aggressive," said Levy. "It is a very short window to get everything together".
Can you briefly describe this feature of your work, including the idea of proton conduction and its role in achieving coherence in organisms?
NPT suggests that achieving the embedding of innovation into routine use is dependent on coherence [ 21], yet previous applications of the theory have identified that achieving coherence can be the most common obstacle to implementation [ 30– 30].
Remarkably, Ms. Monte has achieved coherence from what could easily have been a muddle.
Furthermore, if contemporary literary theorists are interested in the ways that a poem fails to achieve coherence, Bloom is finally old-fashioned, in that he wants to find achieved coherence in a poem.
Economics achieved coherence as a science by amputating most of human nature.
The purpose of negotiations is to achieve coherence between standards and avoid the duplication of regulation and process.
But, as they struggle to achieve coherence and to show compassion, the EU's leaders are accumulating much bigger risks.
