The phrase "actually attain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the realization or achievement of a goal or objective, often emphasizing the reality of the attainment.
Example: "Despite the challenges, she was able to actually attain her dream of becoming a published author."
Alternatives: "truly achieve" or "really reach".
Dr James McNulty, the psychologist in charge of the research, advises newlyweds to "realise their strengths and weaknesses and calibrate their standards accordingly", explaining that the problems occur when couples experience "a mismatch between what they demand and what they can actually attain".
"You have more and more minority folks in this country who not only aspire to but actually attain higher levels of education," said Michael Osnato, superintendent of schools in Montclair, N.J., one of the 14 communities involved in sharing information, including the use of study groups and advanced courses, to help close the gap.
Unlike their counterparts at many U.S. universities, where strict quotas often exist on the number of tenured faculty members employed at any one time, more than 95% of faculty members reviewed for tenure in Canada actually attain it, and U of T is no different.
The very division he made between the ancient and the modern, as well as his views of Shakespeare, Aristophanes or the Greeks as a people who were "conscious of no wants, and aspired at no higher perfection than that which they could actually attain by the exercise of their own faculties" (LDA, 9), were inevitably influenced by his own time.
To know a thing therefore means to know from experience how it behaves under pressure and impact, in being bent and being broken, when heated and when cooled, etc., i.e., to know its behavior in the nexus of its causalities: which states does the thing actually attain and how does it remain the same throughout these states" (Ideas II, §15, [45]).
In addition, it is well known that pharmacokinetic parameters are highly variable in critically ill patients because of a variety of factors [ 91], and thus whether any PD targets were actually attained by any interventions should ideally be confirmed by using actual pharmacokinetic measurements in each individual study, to better correlate with clinical and other end points.
No goal is actually attained.
It helps to write them down because sometimes we forget about goals or dreams we had in the past, that we've actually attained along the way.
He would also know something about the effects of ignited fuel: at 500C (a third of the temperature actually attained), steel loses 90% of its strength.
G.C. Williamson (a qualification he never actually attained), Morgan's collection ended up riddled with fakes that they must have acquired from dubious sources.
Quṭb al-Dīn was the first ruler in what has become known, perhaps unreasonably, as the Slave dynasty (only he actually attained a freed status after becoming ruler).
