The phrase "and steps for achieving" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when outlining a process or providing guidance on how to reach a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "In this report, we will discuss the objectives of the project and steps for achieving successful implementation."
Alternatives: "and methods for accomplishing" or "and procedures for attaining".
In addition, members of the SPAC, in conjunction with other national leaders in substance abuse, developed discipline-specific papers that summarize the state of the art regarding education of health professionals about SU conditions and provide recommendations and action steps for achieving desired goals within each discipline.
Specify your goals and the steps for achieving those goals.
And we will formulate concrete steps for achieving those goals.
Zambia is now moving toward completing the final steps for achieving and sustaining high national coverage rates of malaria control interventions to further reduce the remaining morbidity, mortality, and transmission.
In addition, Kameir recommends a career plan "with specific action steps for achieving short-term and long-term goals".
The duration of the conditioning steps is an acceptable compromise between the necessity of applying long conditioning steps for achieving steady-state conditions and the practical need for mantaining the duration of each experiment within reasonable limits to avoid cell damage (Schönherr et al, 1999).
To make sure that we're on track, and that we won't look back on our lives with regret, it's a great idea to regularly set time aside to clearly identify our goals and aspirations in as much detail as possible, and to then come up with plans with concrete steps for achieving our aims.
Just remember that life isn't so cut and dry and that you may not neatly be able to check off one goal after the other, and that you may end up changing some of the necessary steps for achieving your dreams or re-imagine a new path along the way.
