The phrase "achieving the knowledge and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of gaining understanding or expertise in a particular subject or field.
Example: "The course focuses on achieving the knowledge and skills necessary for effective leadership in the workplace."
Alternatives: "gaining the knowledge and" or "acquiring the knowledge and".
such other factors the State educational agency determines appropriate to provide students an opportunity to achieve the knowledge and skills described in the challenging State academic standards.
This chapter describes how the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) is embracing the opportunities provided by this technology to create interactive and engaging learning programmes designed to support trainees in achieving the knowledge, skills and attitudes required to practise.
An important step for achieving the knowledge-based design freedom on nano- and interfacial materials is attained by elucidating the related surface and interface thermodynamics from the first principles so as to allow engineering the microstructures for desired properties through smartly designing fabrication processing parameters.
Graduates of residency programs in the United States and Canada or of equivalent programs in other countries are designated as having achieved the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of the profession.
CBR takes advantage of its unique CBR cycle to achieve the knowledge acquisition and reuse in the form of case, realizing efficient robot programming with the support of experienced human experts.
This may also be attributed to the fact that students have to face the limits of their cognitive capacities to achieve the required knowledge and also to adjust to significant changes in their daily routine [ 8, 35, 36].
In this study, the influence of the plasma spray process on the microstructure of the coating and deposition efficiency was investigated with the aim of achieving better knowledge and control of the process.
To achieve that goal and gain the knowledge and skills required to do so, he earned a degree in biochemistry, an MS in neuroscience and his medical degree from Stanford University, worked as a consultant for McKinsey and was an early employee for one of the world's pioneer's in medical device development.
A surprising number of surgical firsts and an amazing amount of fundamental research had been achieved even in the late 19th century, but the knowledge and experience could not be converted to practical use because the human body could not survive the onslaught.
However, to attain a BDS process with industrial applicability, it is necessary to apply all the knowledge and advances achieved at the genetic and metabolic levels to the process engineering level, i.e., kinetic modelling, scale-up of biphasic systems, enhancing mass transfer rates, biocatalyst separation, etc.
