The phrase "achieving the creation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of bringing something into existence or realizing a particular goal.
Example: "The team is focused on achieving the creation of a sustainable energy solution that benefits the community."
Alternatives: "realizing the development" or "attaining the formation".
By concentrating on the expatriate colon of Shanghai, and by showing us the events following the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor through the eyes of an eleven-year-old boy, Ballard achieves the creation of an amazing microcosm.
It was typical of her indomitable vision and drive that in 1978 she achieved the creation of a new department at a time when many university arts departments were facing closure.
Slowly, one building at a time, he has managed to accomplish something that none of his fellow-jet-setters have ever achieved: the creation of a genuine urban transformation through architecture.
"In order to achieve the creation of a Palestinian state with clear boundaries, with sovereignty, with the ability to secure itself and provide for its people, there has to be a negotiated settlement".
The age is characterized by a literary level decisively higher than that previously achieved; the creation of characters now permanent dwellers in the child's imagination (from Alice herself to Mary Poppins, and including Long John Silver, Mowgli, intelligent Mr. Toad, and if Hugh Lofting, despite his American residence, be accepted as English Dr.
and the large companies which are networked-based and achieve the creation of value through complex value chains encompassing multiple actors.
With cMDX SSIS, we have achieved the creation of pathology reports within a short turnaround time.
At the same time, President Obama announced he would hold a White House forum next month to gather new ideas for achieving the robust job creation that has so far eluded stimulus efforts, and opponents and supporters of cap-and-trade legislation both echoed the jobs theme, saying that in the end, any US climate bill must be a jobs bill.
Coleridge said that its author, Miguel de Cervantes, had achieved "the highest creation of genius".
Even with the numerous opportunities available in the internet economy (offering narrow social and economic inequalities, supporting individual's wealth creation, and achieving the broader development goals of the community, cf. DOTForce 2001: 3), there still appears to be geographical limitations with communication technologies that people from poor societies have access to (Norris 2001).
