The phrase "achieving uptake" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to gaining acceptance, understanding, or adoption of an idea, product, or process.
Example: "The marketing team focused on strategies for achieving uptake of the new software among users."
Alternatives: "gaining acceptance" or "securing adoption".
To date, achieving uptake of IS has presented significant challenges.
Despite the widespread perception that achieving uptake of IS at scale presents significant policy and programmatic challenges, this issue has received relatively little attention.
Accordingly, the mutation in the 171/172 amino acids results in a mutant with remaining high Ca2+ sensitivity for achieving uptake of entering Ca2+, while the contribution of this UCP3 mutant to mitochondrial uptake under high Ca2+ conditions (i.e. intracellular Ca2+ release) is prevented.
The pot was not just the raison d'être for hunting, but a sign that the education handed down across generations, sometimes from father to son, other times through communal knowledge, had achieved uptake.
Alternative approaches rely on the activities of natural or recombinant DNA-carrier proteins to achieve uptake and intracellular delivery of plasmid DNA.
The best innovations in cancer communication do not necessarily achieve uptake by researchers, public health and clinical practitioners, and policy makers.
English and Scottish demonstration pilots achieved uptake of 14 15% at the second, and 10% at the third invitation to prevalence screening.
In view of this, we have shown in vitro that 10% of C28-GUSh expressing cells suffice to achieve uptake of doxorubicin into all cells in the population.
However, the alternative approaches relying on the activities of natural or recombinant DNA-carrier proteins to achieve uptake and intracellular delivery of plasmid DNA has not been developed.
First, some innovations diffuse rapidly, yet are of unproven value or limited value, or pose risks, while other innovations that could potentially deliver benefits to patients remain slow to achieve uptake.
Those who work in geriatrics routinely witness ageism within our health care system and clinical teaching environments [ 22], making it a challenging area to achieve uptake of educational efforts.
