The phrase "achieving high yield" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to agriculture, finance, or any field where maximizing output or return is relevant.
Example: "The new farming techniques are focused on achieving high yield to ensure food security."
Alternatives: "maximizing output" or "obtaining high returns."
The study aimed at achieving high yield and efficient irrigation water use (IWUE) simultaneously.
In achieving high yield in NOx reduction, the regeneration and recycle of the Fe(II EDTA complex is determinant.
Down-regulation of glycerol transport and utilization pathway is a major bottleneck in achieving high yield of recombinant protein, and co expression of glpF with target protein has been reported to increase productivity (Choi et al. 2003).
However, in situations where soil fertility is low, achieving high yield and high N use efficiency in maize will likely depend on increased planting density and appropriate application of supplementary fertilizers postpone to the grain-filling stage.
A combination of different deformation modes, namely, dislocation slip and {3 3 2}〈1 1 3〉 twinning was found to be effective for achieving high yield strength and large uniform elongation in the β type Ti 15Mo 5Zr and Ti 10Mo 2Fe alloys in the as-solution treated condition, where the Mo equivalency was designed to be between 15.3 and 18.7 mass%.
RNA bacteriophage VLPs are produced recombinantly in E. coli, achieving high yield at a low cost of goods.
However, the strong results that we observed for the murine IgG1 signal peptide do indicate that achieving high yields are possible.
The concentration of antibiotics and the type of expression vector were found to be important for achieving high yields of purified complex.
Nitrogen (N) fertilization is required for achieving high yields and quality in wheat but can exert a profound effect on disease development and fungicide efficacy.
However, conversion yields are normally well below 100% and achieving high yields when converting a heterogeneous biomass rich in crystalline cellulose requires harsh pretreatments.
