The phrase "achieving practices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing methods or techniques that lead to successful outcomes or results in a particular field or discipline.
Example: "The workshop focused on achieving practices that enhance team collaboration and productivity."
Alternatives: "effective methods" or "successful strategies".
Higher achieving practices were generally similar to all practices but they showed a slightly higher rate of exception reporting than all practices.
In adjusted analyses, the relative odds of diabetic retinopathy were approximately 22% lower for high achieving practices than for other practices.
We compared and contrasted accounts from high and low deprivation and high and low achieving practices, and sought discrepant accounts.> The study was approved by National Research Ethics Service East Midlands- Nottingham 2 Committee (11/EM/0184).
He is dispersed, dependent and ever-changing – like all persons who move in and out of various connectivities and dependencies to achieve practices.
Relative monetary gains by clinical system, based on the predictions of points achieved, are displayed in figure 2. Compared with PCS practices (the worst performing on points achieved), practices using Synergy were predicted to gain, on average, an additional £602/year.
The results were further discussed and methodological concerns were considered, such as the low BAC achieved, practice effects, and insensitivity of tasks.
However the possibility to achieve practice effect, previously limited by classical AP treatment, could also been an important result.
There is increasing support that multifaceted interventions, tailored to specific barriers, are the most effective approach to achieve practice change [ 43].
Sufficient evidence standards are needed to achieve practice guidelines, which may or may not be in place when a new development first breaks into delivery systems.
"Second, the payoffs to achieving 'best practices' regionally defined could be quite large in some cases...
"Second, the payoffs to achieving 'best practices' regionally defined could be quite large in some cases..
