The phrase "achieving greater transparency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing efforts to make processes, information, or operations more open and clear to stakeholders or the public.
Example: "The organization is committed to achieving greater transparency in its financial reporting to build trust with its investors."
Alternatives: "enhancing clarity" or "increasing openness".
The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said Mr. Bradbury "has played a critical role in achieving greater transparency" on the legal basis for detention and surveillance programs.
Such a change would make hedge funds more like other investment companies that are overseen and audited by the commission.In principle, there are three arguments in favour of regulating hedge funds: curbing fraud; achieving greater transparency; and protecting unsophisticated investors.
He said publishing the serious case review was not about a "blame game" but about achieving "greater transparency in child protection".
And the Open Government Partnership, for all its imperfections, may be one of the best mechanisms to help us achieve greater transparency and accountability.
In a written statement Health Minister Mark Drakeford said: "To achieve greater transparency and to provide a more holistic view of unscheduled care delivery, I have agreed that WAST (Welsh Ambulance Service Trust) and LHBs (local health boards) should publish a range of additional monthly information from July 2013.
All of these changes are designed to achieve greater transparency in what is for most homeowners the biggest financial transaction of their lives.
"Millennials have been raised in a world saturated with incredible technologies and interconnectedness, so it's no surprise that we focus on using new technology platforms to achieve greater transparency in philanthropy".
In spite of visible efforts to enact policies and develop initiatives, why has it been difficult for the World Bank to consistently and vigorously implement actions to achieve greater transparency and accountability?
Furthermore, at the supra-institutional level, our classification could be used for inter-hospital comparisons or even in the context of benchmarking systems to achieve greater transparency as regards the current situation and quality of care in the surgical management of breast cancer.
