The phrase "achieving uniformity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the process of making things consistent or similar in appearance, quality, or behavior.
Example: "The team focused on achieving uniformity in the design of the product to ensure a cohesive brand image."
Alternatives: "attaining consistency" or "establishing uniformity".
"The Jockey Club has stated in the past that it would support any means of achieving uniformity and reform," Phipps said.
There are many international associations of lawyers, the most prominent being the International Bar Association, a voluntary group of national bar associations and some individual lawyers, which is dedicated, among other things, to achieving uniformity in certain areas of law.
When transactions have multiple attributes, achieving uniformity in their classification depends on whether similarities or dissimilarities are of interest; uniformity with respect to both is not possible.
The simulation results reveal that the combinatorial target-assembly is promising and effective in achieving uniformity of X-ray emission over the entire space of solid angle of 4π in comparison to a transmission-type target that produces X-rays mainly in the forward direction and a reflection-type target that generates X-rays mostly in the backward direction.
"This is a good bill, a first step in the process of achieving uniformity," said Sen. Ben Hueso (D-San Diego).
Similar applications of the nonlinear optimization algorithm towards varying the spatial enzyme distribution for achieving uniformity of the other terminal N-glycans was also successful.
In the effort to achieve uniformity, another organization took the lead, using a different technique.
"Indeed, it may be quite impossible to achieve uniformity through advisory guidelines, which is why Congress made them mandatory," Justice Antonin Scalia observed.
Although the new mill may produce some single-variety stone-ground flours, it will focus on roller-milling wheat and blending different types to achieve uniformity.
Rigid method and severe discipline were applied to achieve uniformity in cultural transmission, since deviation from the traditional pattern of thought was strictly prohibited.
The rules of chess were constantly adapted in Europe until the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, when there was a move to achieve uniformity.
