The phrase "achieving release" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to liberation, relief, or the completion of a process that results in freedom from constraints.
Example: "After months of hard work, the team finally felt a sense of achieving release when the project was completed."
Alternatives: "gaining freedom" or "attaining liberation".
The Supreme Court should recognize what Edwin's story so powerfully demonstrates: These young people have a great capacity for change and growth, and it is excessive and unfair to make a final judgment that children who commit even the most serious crimes must be forever confined to prison, with no hope of demonstrating reform or achieving release.
Additionally, cervical lordosis can be improved by both approaches, whereas anterior approaches present a relatively better overall correction for its higher probability of achieving release and distraction [ 41].
Expressed but not achieved, release our grief and pain.
In particular, the smaller the capsule size, the faster the achieved release.
It was enough to realize that normal existence consists of a process of continual birth, death, and rebirth, a process from which, by following the path the Buddha discovered, one might achieve release.
No sacrificial layer was required to achieve release of the beams.
After initially removing the synovial membrane, a circumferential capsulotomy was performed to achieve release the soft tissues in order to increase the joint space.
Figure 1 Process to achieve released PS microbeams.
For low aqueous-solubility drugs, there may be challenges in modulation of release profiles and achieving consistent release in physiological conditions.
To achieve controllable release, the release profiles of the Av nano-delivery systems with various particle sizes were systematically investigated.
Controlled release from poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid) (PLGA) nanoparticles has been studied for numerous proteins, yet achieving sustained release of bioactive proteins remains a challenge.
