The phrase "achieving diversification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, business strategy, or ecology, where the goal is to spread risk or increase variety.
Example: "The company is focused on achieving diversification in its product line to better meet the needs of its customers."
Alternatives: "attaining diversification" or "gaining diversification."
But Smith said that accurate assessment of longevity and achieving diversification were difficult, while the underlying investments were illiquid.
But steps towards achieving diversification are being hampered by governments and businesses that encourage dependency on fertiliser, specify which seeds must be used and encourage farmers to grow a single crop.
Finding new sources of biodiesel and improved production methods is therefore an important goal in achieving diversification of energy resources [ 2].
So he is skeptical of using them to achieve diversification.
"On a net worth basis, clients with greater than $100 million are interested in direct investments because they can achieve diversification on their own".
More dependable and resilient vulnerability reduction must involve long-term measures that achieve diversification of the economy, improvement of structural safety, and technological improvement of agricultural activities, for example, by the introduction of saline-tolerant rice (ECHO 2009; Abdullah et al. 2016).
Then, on 13 May 1988, the Vietnamese Politburo adopted Resolution No.13 on foreign policy, which aimed to achieve diversification and multilateralisation of Vietnam's foreign relations.
"Assisting us as oil-exporting countries in achieving economic diversification is very crucial for us through foreign direct investments, technology transfer, insurance and funding," Mr. Sabban said in an e-mail message.
Mutual funds are usually a good bet to fit the bill for diversification, but you generally have to buy a few to achieve good diversification of your holdings.
But investors are better placed to achieve this diversification for themselves.
This combination of higher volatility and reduced correlation has profound implications for how many stocks an investor needs in a portfolio in order to achieve adequate diversification.
