The phrase "achieving the experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of gaining or obtaining a particular experience, often in a learning or developmental context.
Example: "Through various workshops and hands-on activities, we are focused on achieving the experience necessary for our team to excel in the project."
Alternatives: "gaining the experience" or "attaining the experience".
"I don't know how he achieved the experience that he did".
While still in its infancy in terms of what it will be able to achieve (the experience feels a little like a part-built video game), these immersive experiences are going to be the way forward for video and many ad experiences of the future.
"I don't know how he achieved the experience that he did". On Saturday, the Pierce County Sheriff's Department described Russell as "suicidal," and authorities have since released audio of the conversations Russell had inside the cockpit with air traffic controllers, shedding a bit more light into what was going through his mind at the time.
For instance, 42percentt of retailers say a top inhibitor of achieving the omnichannel experience is that inventory and order management are not integrated and accessible across all channels (source: Retail Systems Research).
It's like reality TV set in the Roman Coliseum, achieving the convoluted experience of inducing pity for the animals, outrage against the institution that seems to be mishandling these majestic creatures, all the while stealthily building anticipation for the scenes where we get to see the horror of beast on human attacks.
There are several factors that influence, for the investor, the probability of the company achieving the great outcome: experience of the management team, size of the market, attractiveness of the market, early customer proof points and initial traction.
In "Moon Water," a 1998 work of great beauty and depth that was recently seen at the Lyon Dance Biennial in France, Mr. Lin achieved the syncretic experience for which "Songs of the Wanderers" (1994) is still a first draft.
Natural childbirth has mistakenly come to be regarded as automatically woman-centred, with midwives portrayed as helping women – in the teeth of the white-coated male establishment – to achieve the authentic experience they supposedly really want.
Unless Apple has full control of the software layer, simply licensing out AirPlay would not achieve the desired experience.
Do you have the leadership and skills in place to achieve the desired experience?
