The phrase "achieving pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to reaching a certain level of pressure in various fields, such as physics, engineering, or even metaphorically in discussions about stress or expectations.
Example: "The team is focused on achieving pressure levels that will ensure the safety of the experiment."
Alternatives: "reaching pressure" or "attaining pressure".
It can be hypothesized that slowed swallowing seen in most healthy elderly individuals which remains coordinated and effective, may not reflect CNS deterioration as much as it represents a compensatory strategy for achieving pressure-generation values needed for successful bolus propulsion.
Conventional duct design methods either fail to achieve pressure equilibrium or offer poor control of flow velocity or duct diameter.
Such ejectors can achieve pressure recovery ratio in excess of 150, thus making the system a compact one.
In all cases, where significant incremental recovery was achieved pressure drop increased significantly then fell gradually.
When fermentation broth was used as the feed, DL73 and NP30 achieved pressure losses of 22 and 28% at a pump head of 184 and 204 m, respectively.
However, there was no relationship for podiatrists and a weak relationship for orthotists (figure 3) between the supposed 'importance of pressure reduction' and the achieved pressure reduction.
There was a weak relationship between the 'importance of pressure reduction' and the achieved pressure reduction for orthotists, but no relationship for podiatrists and orthotists.
This study showed differences between three disciplines that construct custom foot orthoses for patients in The Netherlands with respect to construction, presumed importance of plantar pressure reduction, achieved pressure reduction and walking convenience.
In four of these patients, a FSEMS was placed inside the PSEMS to achieve pressure necrosis, after which the stent could be removed successfully (stent-in-stent method) [ 24].
