The phrase "act of achieving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or effort involved in reaching a goal or accomplishment.
Example: "The act of achieving personal goals requires dedication and perseverance."
Alternatives: "process of accomplishment" or "effort of attaining".
For example, in the case of translational oncology and targeted therapy [ 6– 8], the idea is that one has to carefully choose a few nodes along the pathway where to act pharmacologically, with the aim of achieving the best possible benefit [ 9, 10, 37].
Though such an effort might seem like an effective and ultimately harmless strategy, when law enforcement officials lead informers to believe that they face no real consequences for cavalier acts undertaken with the aim of achieving leniency, such informers can come to believe that they may conduct themselves with a level of impunity.
These relationships reveal an organizational principle whereby production of molecules acts as a means of achieving coarse-grained control of molecular levels while degradation acts to achieve fine-tuned control.
Some Uyghur separatist movements have committed violent acts in the name of achieving outright independence from the rest of China and the right to self-govern "East Turkestan," the western region of Xinjiang which is predominantly populated by Uyghurs.
The Court of Appeal held that the distinction drawn by the section 37 between citizens and non-citizens who are abroad is valid as it is a reasonable means of achieving the Act's object, which is to address acts of corruption taking place outside Singapore but affecting events within it.
More than that, though, humanitarianism also requires a long-term perspective you act now in the hope of achieving something in the distant future and a faith that successful change is possible.
How will asking celebrities and members of the public to carry out a simple act of kindness achieve that?
(1) The Climate Change Act of 2008, achieved with cross-party support, has made the UK a global leader in this field.
Their sex life is governed by a set of distinctly unsexy logistics and supplements: Vagifem twice a week, for estrogen; Viagra half an hour before the act, plus antidepressants for the purpose of achieving "retarded ejaculation," not entirely successfully.
