The phrase "achieving life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing personal growth, fulfillment, or the pursuit of meaningful experiences.
Example: "Many people spend their entire lives striving for success, but true happiness often lies in achieving life through meaningful relationships and experiences."
Alternatives: "attaining a fulfilling life" or "realizing a meaningful existence".
As engineers became more adept at achieving life safety protection goals, society began to demand more.
It also reduces the chances of achieving life goals like a family or career – the odds of which are already stacked against young disabled people.
Matan's research work focuses on achieving life cycle innovation in the built environment through developments in manufacturing technology, assembly techniques, and digital design platforms.
A Pew Research study found second- and third-generation Latino youngsters much more likely than their foreign-born peers to say that teen parenthood interfered with achieving life goals.
Debra Jackson and colleagues published a literature review on personal resilience as a survival strategy for nurses.3 It proposed five self-development strategies: Building nurturing professional relationships and networks, staying positive, developing emotional insight, achieving life balance and spirituality, and becoming more reflective.
As a weight loss physician, I see patients achieving life transforming wellness every day.
'There has been an increased variety in what's available, be it courses, volunteering, expeditions, work, travelling or achieving life-long ambitions.' A major factor in the diversification of the market is the expansion of the internet.
However, it said the level of such spending in the department is "minimal" and urged Patel to lead proactively "in publicising when it is doing good work and achieving life-changing impact around the world".
This method will allow us quite simply to prevent hurricanes from achieving life-threatening intensities.
Even if an intervention primarily aims at a better subjective well-being of the child, responding to issues that only parents perceive as problematic may be important to assure compliance with treatment and parental assistance in achieving life-style changes for the child.
"To achieve life is to mean that you are dead.
