The phrase "achieving productivity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process or goal of increasing efficiency and output in a work or personal context.
Example: "The team focused on achieving productivity by implementing new time management strategies."
Alternatives: "enhancing efficiency" or "maximizing output."
The piston driven PSA process offers the potential for achieving productivity improvement by rapid piston action.
Corporate America nevertheless has adopted the practice as an essential tool in achieving productivity and cost control.
However, early research points to the complexity of achieving productivity gains in major industries such as retail, where being present is a key part of the job.
In a recent survey of 153 companies by the Nihon Keizai, Japan's main financial newspaper, only a quarter said that they concentrated mainly on achieving productivity measures such as return on equity (ROE).
In the north of England officials warn the risk of achieving "productivity gains at the expense of quality", defined as "safety, clinical effectiveness and patient experience", rates as 12 – a possible event with major impact – even after the mitigation actions so far chosen are taken.
As today's workforce relies more on the tablet computer to complete business tasks and transactions, accessories that extend connectivity of the iPad will become essential to achieving productivity.
The achieved productivity was of 16 kg/mbed3/h.
We've identified 3 options that will allow you to achieve productivity gains in the long and short term.
Over the last half-century, American workers have achieved productivity gains that can easily support a $15-an-hour 15-an-hour 15-an-hour minimum
The first, which is currently under way, involves extending existing systems and processes to mobile devices to achieve productivity gains.
In principle, some of the extra pay will either improve the quality of public services or achieve productivity savings.
