The phrase "achieving cost" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the costs associated with achieving a goal or outcome, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The project was successful, but the achieving cost was higher than anticipated."
Alternatives: "cost of achievement" or "cost incurred to achieve".
Officials at American, meanwhile, said their airline had no timetable for achieving cost reductions.
And achieving cost savings would mean closing factories and shedding staff which Japanese bosses hate doing.
Both the above-mentioned characteristics have the same main goal: achieving cost reduction.
Where there is conflict between the objectives of achieving cost recovery and preserving access to justice, the latter objective must prevail".
"We continue to consolidate services with other governments, achieving cost savings through joint purchasing, joint provision of services and any other avenue we can pursue," he said.
They say "addressing emissions and reliability are not only critical in their own right, but are essential parts of achieving cost reduction".
According to the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) Recast, building energy retrofitting should aim "to achieving cost-optimal levels".
In recent years, several research studies were carried out in the same field related to achieving cost-optimality.
Language matters, so let's stop talking about energy leapfrogging and keep our eyes on the goal of achieving cost-effective, low-carbon solutions.
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