The phrase "achieving the standards" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of meeting or fulfilling specific criteria or benchmarks in various contexts, such as education, business, or quality control.
Example: "The team has been working diligently towards achieving the standards set by the regulatory body to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "meeting the standards" or "fulfilling the standards".
Economic considerations — costs and benefits — can be taken into account in figuring out a reasonable timetable for achieving the standards.
Neither side looks capable of achieving the standards set in 2005 when England regained the urn in an atmosphere of national celebration.
Greece made great strides toward achieving the standards of its European partners, with major infrastructure projects, hospitals and schools, and with European Union subsidies and markets helping to create a booming economy and a new middle class.
Pre- and post-event management in Primary Care and via Emergency Services may have a significant impact on stroke and other cardiovascular events, 10 hence effective prehospital care is vital in achieving the standards set out in the National Stroke Strategy.
According to an analysis by the International Council on Clean Transportation, some of the top performing commercial aircraft were already achieving the standard – with room to spare.
In Nassau County, for example, 76.6percentt of eighth graders met the state standard, which was the highest proportion of eighth graders achieving the standard of any county in the state.
They feel that they are not anymore given the opportunity to develop their own ways of achieving the standard set during instruction.
Afterschool programs (ASPs) across the US are working towards achieving the standard of all children accumulating 30 min of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (MVPA) during program time.
Statistical significance was registered in particular in the indicators that were far from achieving the standard.
We've both achieved the standards, so it doesn't matter how old we are.
Nor does she believe that constant testing will achieve the standards that President Bush and others seek.
