The phrase "achieving visible" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing visibility or clarity in results, outcomes, or goals, but it needs additional information to be fully effective.
Example: "The team is focused on achieving visible results in their marketing campaign."
Alternatives: "attaining noticeable" or "realizing clear".
That was something the Bush administration began doing during Bush's first term, and by 2005 the plan was achieving visible success.
But here's where we are now: Everyone, especially Snapchatting millennials, feel the pressure to use each 24 hours of the day ― the same number as Beyoncé has! ― to meet the most superficial goals of fabulousness, and it's possible all that anxiety and effort poured into achieving visible success and happiness only detracts from our actual success and happiness. .
But because of Brazil's precarious financial situation, in reality he has a much shorter period in which to achieve visible results.
Once these conditions have been achieved, visible benefits of collaboration can begin to accrue" (Gray 1985, p. 928).
Among those studies, nitrogen doping has been proved to be a modest and most effective technique [15] to achieve visible light stimulated photocatalytic activities of TiO2.
This type of information is produced with high frequency and reliability by large companies that, given the great number of stakeholders, need to make the performance they have achieved visible to the market.
China and the U.S. have achieved visible results in counter-terrorism, non-proliferation, anti-piracy and drug control.
Water conditions were also defined empirically so as to achieve visible but potentially reversible physiological changes.
The key component of this positive campaign should necessarily be promotion of positive examples, i.e. schools which have succeeded to achieve visible and significant progress in terms of creating safe, enabling and stimulating environment for children in school.
In the Povezivanje (Connecting) project, we wish to join forces and achieve visible results we look forward to," said Vesna Savić Đukić, Head of UNICEF Department for Private Sector Partnerships.
Providing of additional support and additional time to schools faced with difficulties during implementation of the program „School without violence" in order to overcome difficulties together and ensure that these schools, as well, achieve visible success.
