The phrase "achieving temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to processes that involve reaching a specific temperature, such as cooking, scientific experiments, or industrial processes.
Example: "The experiment requires achieving temperature stability before we can proceed with the next steps."
Alternatives: "reaching temperature" or "attaining temperature".
This helps tremendously in achieving temperature uniformity of the wafer.
A new design methodology based on threshold voltage optimization for achieving temperature variation insensitive circuit speed is also evaluated.
Except for ZnO, achieving temperature needed to reduce metal oxide to their metallic form is practically impossible due to the high temperature required.
Through the analysis of the H-pile's force structure, a certain method of continuously calculating the pile bending moment, is proposed, with no need to determine the neutral axis' place, and thus achieving temperature self-compensation in the pile measurement.
The magnitude of temperature reduction and the percent of patients achieving temperature less than 101°F was less in the critically ill group compared to the non-critically ill group.
The detonation of an atomic bomb releases enormous amounts of thermal energy, or heat, achieving temperatures of several million degrees in the exploding bomb itself.
Adiabatic demagnetization refrigerator (ADR) systems offer a convenient method for achieving temperatures below 50mKK.
This is connected with the anomalous behavior of ice I phase's melting temperature, which decreases with pressure, achieving temperatures as low as 251 K at 2,070 bar (207 MPa).
22 Similarly in our mouse model achieving temperatures between 36.5 and 37.5 °C using dry-cold CO2 for insufflation was difficult requiring continuous intervention with a heat lamp.
Finally it was concluded that maximum achieved temperature alone does not depict the effectiveness of the treatment.
The critical issue in the PROX reactor design is to achieve temperature control along the catalyst bed, because poor selectivities primarily result from excess reactor temperature.
