The phrase "achieving in excess of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing accomplishments or results that surpass a certain threshold or amount.
Example: "The project was a success, achieving in excess of 1 million dollars in revenue."
Alternatives: "surpassing" or "exceeding".
Furthermore, it has allowed the trust and commissioners to set and monitor targets, something habitually done with patient safety – an area in which we aim for, and frequently achieve, in excess of 90% approval.
High spatial convergence rates can be achieved; in excess of eighth-order in some cases.
The walk range in this method is directly related to the capabilities of the associated polymerase blend, indicating that it can achieve in excess of 35 kilobases per reaction.
The result shows that the compressive strength of UHPC incorporating RHA, with the mean size between 3.6 μm and 9 μm, can be achieved in excess of 150 MPa with normal curing regime.
In its 1980s heyday, the weekly was regularly achieving sales in excess of 3m.
In Central London, Mr. Flint added, "we are now achieving prices in excess of where we were pre-Lehman Brothers," alluding to the 2008 bankruptcy filing that kicked off the global financial crisis.
The new model became an instant success, kick starting the personal computer boom, achieving sales in excess of six million before production ended in 1993.
A preliminary design assessment shows that these catalysts are sufficiently active to be commercially viable contingent upon the costs of the catalysts achieving conversions in excess of 90% at temperatures below 125 °C.
Prolonging the infusion time of β-lactams is one method to maximize the probability of achieving concentrations in excess of the MIC for the majority of the dosing interval, especially against pathogens with elevated MIC values [ 17, 28, 29].
First flown in prototype in 1989, the Osprey can achieve speeds in excess of 500 km (310 miles) per hour.
