The phrase "achieving project" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a project that is focused on achieving specific goals or outcomes, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The achieving project aims to enhance community engagement through various initiatives."
Alternatives: "goal-oriented project" or "success-driven project".
The project environment imposes many project and technical management processes and procedures that are intended to control the deviation of the technical effort from achieving project objectives.
It is hypothesized that the success of achieving project objectives and priorities is dependent on understanding ways of developing coherent management decision sequences.
Hence, real-time progress tracking and monitoring of construction components remains a vital part of project management and is critical to achieving project objectives.
Achieving project success and ultimately organizational growth can only be realized with a fully cooperative effort.
Social-relational issues have been seen as a key component of achieving project effectiveness [5] and enhancing online group involvement and collaboration [6].
Twillie also suggests using that enthusiasm to build momentum around asking for resources that will support on-going projects, as well as showing how that emotional energy can be channeled towards achieving project and business goals.
In his remarks Monday, Mr. Rehn stayed upbeat about Ireland's prospects of achieving projected growth of 1.9 percent in 2012.
The goal is to make it something that can be used across regions, to help inform economic development decisions, track the progress being made toward achieving project-oriented goals, and adjust in real time.
This highlights that government support may be important in achieving projects led by civil society organisations, both in terms of providing resources and institutional support.
The clients were also asked the extent to which D&B contractors achieve project service quality.
We conclude that project design and project cultures play a role in determining how managers and partners cooperate to achieve project objectives to a greater or lesser extent.
