The phrase "an indicator of achieving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a sign or measure that suggests success or accomplishment in a particular area.
Example: "The increase in sales figures is an indicator of achieving our quarterly goals."
Alternatives: "a sign of success" or "a measure of accomplishment".
This approach was useful for facilitating joint-decision making between conservation agencies and stakeholders on tangible indicators of achieving goals, and may be useful in fostering relationships, trust, mutual understanding and transparency, characteristics critical for managing complex socio-ecological systems.
Females and those with one or more comorbidities were more likely to be excluded from the specific quality indicators of achieving blood pressure or cholesterol control.
Moreover, the degree of response to PST is considered an indicator of patient outcome, and the patients achieving pathological complete response (pCR) after PST have excellent disease-free and overall survival (Chollet et al, 2002).
Because engineering mammalian cells to ectopically express anti-apoptotic genes is a major strategy for the improvement of cell lines of biotechnological importance [ 4], our results indicate that care should be taken when selecting Gadd153 protein expression as an indicator of the improvement in cell viability achieved with these approaches.
It is an indicator of the lifetime that can be achieved by the protocols.
In sum, upper secondary/high school grades and examination attempts needed, especially for courses in medical science, may be regarded as important indicators of achieved knowledge and skills which are tested in the national final examination.
If you have a choice of hospitals, consider one that has achieved Magnet status, an indicator of nursing excellence.
"I don't think we will achieve that this time, but it is an indicator of the way that Europe is going," he said.
