The phrase "achieving of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct form would be "achieving" or "the achievement of."
Example: "The achieving of our goals requires dedication and hard work."
Alternatives: "attaining" or "the accomplishment of."
*The discussion and achieving of a military-technical agreement shall not extend the previously determined time for completion of withdrawals.
There is no neat closure, no achieving of a goal with the deaths of Clytemnestra and Aegisthus.
In his novels, as in his plays, there is a search for the self, and an achieving of nothing.
The main difficulty is that there is no established systematic design method for simultaneous achieving of double negativity and isotropy.
Ion current density seems to be a dominant factor in achieving of homogenous nucleation at low substrate bias.
In addition, the immediate placement delayed loaded dental implant remains the procedure of choice for predictable achieving of osseointegration.
These vignettes are transformed into romantic spectacles ruminations on life and death, mind/body dialectics, the nature of perception, and the achieving of transcendence.
In Hanging Up, she plays the youngest and least achieving of three overachieving siblings (the other two being Meg Ryan and Diane Keaton) who are forced to settle their differences when their dad is given a short time to live.
This work focuses on the achieving of optimal design and modelling of nitrifying trickling filters for closed circuit aquaculture turbot (Psetta maxima) farms.
Interspersing sips of coffee with a Diet Coke chaser, she describes herself as "probably the least over-achieving of three horribly competitive, rather workaholicky children".
In fact, an argument could be made that it is precisely Bush's bad boy veneer, his cool nonchalance, his comparative laziness, that got him elected; that his slightly dangerous, rebellious younger son image distinguished him from the wooden over-achieving of Al Gore.
