The phrase "achieving conscious" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "achieving consciousness"? You can use "achieving consciousness" in contexts related to awareness, understanding, or enlightenment, particularly in discussions about psychology, philosophy, or personal development.
Example: "The workshop focused on achieving consciousness through mindfulness practices and self-reflection."
Alternatives: "gaining awareness" or "attaining consciousness."
Main issue of this study is the question of how to achieve "conscious development under high standards of living".
This shows an important awareness of the ways in which stereotypes might achieve conscious prominence at a certain point, and become widely available for 'making up' oneself.
Animals (and plants) with inherently fewer tubulin molecules may achieve conscious moments at a much reduced rate (due to the larger τ values associated with an OR event).
It had held out hope that physiotherapy would help Nihal to be comfortable at the very least, and perhaps even to achieve some conscious movement.
"I cringe when I watch that, starting from scratch in 18 months, they achieve a conscious robot," Hutter says.
Although he had initially identified only these three faculties of soul (De Anima ii 2, 413b12), Aristotle now notes that something must explain the fact that animals engage in goal-directed behavior in order to achieve their conscious and unconscious goals.
You can go even further by saying "I love you unconditionally and commit to healing our marriage". These words are for you -- not just for your partner because statements of intention are very powerful ways to mobilize the subconscious mind to do WIT (Whatever It Takes) to achieve your conscious goals.
There might be other aspects that need to be considered in other contexts and other ways of achieving a more conscious focus on implementation issues and preparations for implementation.
I discovered that high achieving students were very conscious of the limited number of minutes in each day, and also very astute in that they knew not all assignments are weighted the same.
