The phrase "achieving strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the process or methods of reaching specific strategic goals or objectives.
Example: "Our focus this quarter is on achieving strategy through innovative marketing techniques and team collaboration."
Alternatives: "executing strategy" or "realizing strategy".
While one or two strategy propositions can be imitated, imitating all three, especially the people proposition, is difficult (see the exhibit, "Achieving Strategy Alignment").
We are experimenting with cascading measurable KRA's from the Balanced Score Card to the last employee in the pyramid to ensure unilateral efforts of all members towards achieving strategy goals.
With respect to the MIMO MAC, MMSE filtering followed by successive interference cancelation (SIC) performed at the receive side, is proven to be the sum-rate capacity achieving strategy [8 10].
Whereas deep and surface strategies describe the way students engage in a task, the achieving strategy refers to how the student organizes when and where the task will be engaged, and for how long.
The present study also supports a two-factor solution, with the "achieving strategy" loaded on factor 1 (deep approach) and the "achieving motive" loaded on factor 2 (surface approach).
We remember Apple, IBM, Sony, and JVC because they are the ones that first achieved strategy alignment and with it commercial success, establishing their brands in that market space.
Thus we cannot generally achieve strategy-proofness without relaxing either universal domain, or collective rationality, or unanimity preservation, or non-dictatorship.
Once the peak bone mass is achieved, strategies to minimize bone loss should also be included.
Identify the critical issues to achieving your strategy.
We need to invest in knowing what we are achieving by strategies that are in current use.
Performance goals and social goals were also positively correlated with deep and achieving learning strategies.
