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The phrase "always be achieving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a motivational statement encouraging continuous progress or success in various endeavors.
Example: "In our company culture, we believe in the mantra to always be achieving, pushing ourselves to reach new heights."
Alternatives: "constantly strive for success" or "perpetually pursue goals".
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Even when the EWTD is observed, it may not always be achieving its stated aim of protecting workers' welfare: the EWTD focuses heavily on working hours, and the design of rotas is primarily intended to restrict the number and pattern of hours worked.
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Also convergence was not always be achieved.
One might ask whether such mutual adjustment between theory and experimental results can always be achieved?
It is shown that such feedback structure can always be achieved for process systems.
These results demonstrate that a better performance can always be achieved using the LDA space.
Present requirements are enough also in the future climate but the required cover must always be achieved.
Using MINAS, however, is no guarantee that a nitrate concentration of 50 mg l−1 will always be achieved.
In real concrete, this enhancement cannot always be achieved as expected, and sometimes, even a negative effect can be found.
Rapid determination of trace level (parts-per-trillion) volatile organic compounds cannot always be achieved with conventional analytical techniques.
Although quantization is simple, an acceptable level of robustness against noise and filtering attack may not always be achieved.
They suggested that the rationale of surgical reconstruction to achieve anatomic alignment for full functional recovery may not always be achieved following grade III acromioclavicular separation [8].
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