The phrase "achieving function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to performance, purpose, or the effectiveness of a system or process in reaching its intended goals.
Example: "The achieving function of this software is to streamline project management and enhance team collaboration."
Alternatives: "functional achievement" or "performance capability".
Structural hierarchy and material organization in design are traditionally achieved by combining discrete homogeneous parts into functional assemblies where the shape or surface is the determining factor in achieving function.
The other day he didn't hesitate to offer this one: "Engineering is achieving function while avoiding failure". Not a bad motto for life.
Emphasis is placed on achieving function and sustainability through choice of materials and processes, compatibility with natural cycles, and the use of active or adaptive systems.
Our treatment strategy attempts to serve patient needs, achieving function and esthetics while also minimizing the risk of reconstruction failure.
A hybrid feedback control method is designed to achieve function projective synchronization for the complex network.
Potentially, for miRNA therapeutics to achieve function, we pose that these may have to be based on a number of miRNA, given to a highly selected group of patients with transcriptomes deemed to be responsive to this network perturbation.
A hybrid feedback control method is designed to achieve function projective synchronization for complex dynamical networks, one with constant time delay and one with time-varying coupling delay.
Humans can achieve function without impacting the function of the eco-system by reversing the drastic decline of bio-diversity.
Thus, congruent with the functional requirement of the LEA sequence, we postulate that PRELI could form α-helix-dependent homodimers to achieve functions relevant to mitochondrial activity and cytoprotection (Supplementary Figure S5a).
On the other hand, the present study showed that laparoscopic nerve-preserving surgery for sigmoid colon cancer was technically feasible and could achieve function-preserving outcomes as good as those of traditional open surgery.
Eventually, we utilize the horizontal lateral motion for achieving valve function.
