The phrase "alteration to achieve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes made in order to reach a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The alteration to achieve better performance in the software was necessary for the project's success."
Alternatives: "modification to attain" or "change to reach".
A decision was handed down in Waterbury Superior Court on Feb. 16, by Judge Beverly J. Hodgson, ruling that Waterbury begin alterations to achieve the required flow in the Shepaug.
Erythroid cells were successfully differentiated using an ex vivo single-phase expansion and differentiation protocol [65] with minor alterations to achieve optimal ex vivo expansion [66].
In overall, this study underscores integrative approaches through a filtering strategy to help reckon higher cumulative frequency for individual genes affected by two or more alterations to achieve the threshold for statistical significance even from fewer samples.
Therefore, we propose teaching materials linking DNA alteration to phenotype change to achieve this goal of biology education in Japan.
This process is termed as "biomagnification" and indicates that the fatty acid composition of PL in the foetoplacental unit is the result of alterations designed to achieve the high proportion of LCPUFA necessary for structural components of the developing brain.
It is important to take this EEG alteration into account to achieve an accurate EEG source localisation (Benar and Gotman 2002; Chauveau et al. 2004; Chen et al. 2010; Heasman et al. 2002; Oostenveld and Oostendorp 2002).
Nonetheless, large alterations are needed to achieve low BER values.
As it turned out, J. Lo did a pretty damn good job in capturing the spirit and vocal style of Selena, and no physical alterations were required to achieve authenticity.
By enabling the study of relationships between circuit architecture and dynamic behavior, fluorescence time-lapse microscopy opens new frontiers in synthetic biology, allowing for the alteration of genetic circuits to achieve novel behaviors [Cagatay, T., et al. (2009).
