The phrase "achieving equitable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing fairness, justice, or equality in various fields such as education, economics, or social policy.
Example: "Our goal is achieving equitable access to resources for all community members."
Alternatives: "attaining fairness" or "securing equality".
It is commonly expressed in water policies and strategies in terms of achieving equitable distribution of water resources.
Liberal feminism advocates for equal opportunity for women and assume that the removal of institutional and legal barriers will result in women founders achieving equitable entrepreneurial outcomes with male founders (Greer et al. 2003).
In order to more accurately identify and address those factors that contribute to healthcare disparities, we must ask if we can describe some of the general approaches and strategies for eliminating healthcare disparities and achieving equitable healthcare.
As women mature into adulthood, many of the barriers preventing them from achieving equitable levels of health stem from the low status of women and girls in Indian society, particularly in the rural and poverty-affected areas.
This report provides us with a 2010 baseline and yardstick to assess our long-term progress in achieving equitable growth that again cuts poverty and rebuilds the middle-class.
Formal deployment systems are critical to achieving equitable health provision.
This is an important achievement, as similar schemes often fail to achieve equitable coverage, as described by Preker et al. (2004) and Bennett et al. (1998).
The nonpermanent members are chosen to achieve equitable regional representation, five members coming from Africa or Asia, one from eastern Europe, two from Latin America, and two from western Europe or other areas.
The nonpermanent members are generally chosen to achieve equitable representation among geographic regions, with five members coming from Africa or Asia, one from eastern Europe, two from Latin America, and two from western Europe or other areas.
'Should nations wish to achieve equitable socio-economic progress and sustainable development, ECD cannot afford to be omitted or neglected'.
Compared to conventional models, the proposed method has the ability to reduce pollutants and achieve equitable waste-load allocations.
