The phrase "are being attained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that certain goals or objectives are currently being achieved or reached.
Example: "The targets set for this quarter are being attained at a remarkable pace."
Alternatives: "are being achieved" or "are being reached".
In this sense, as data dashboards and visualizations proliferate across HE, new kinds of privileged positions are being attained by technical experts who are both able to manipulate the data and also narrate what those data are 'saying' by translating complex numerical calculations into stable and easy-to-interpret diagrammatic form.
Since there is also an association with higher levels of Se, any supplementation should be monitored to ensure that optimal levels are being attained and maintained.
However, improved levels of butanol are being attained and it appears that intermediates in the butanol pathway or derivatives of them such as crotonal may be accumulating (Fig. 3b).
Besides the use of selective inhibitors, promising therapeutic results are being attained with multi-target inhibitors such as Sunitinib (Sutent®), which targets KIT, PDGFR, VEGFR2, Sorafenib (Nexavar®) that targets KIT, VEGFR2, PDGFR and intracellular tyrosine kinases, such as BRAF [ 14] and Pazopanib, which targets also KIT, PDGFR and VEGFR [ 16].
During a tip time at the end of each day the team members evaluate the sessions, inform each other on the participants' progresses and obstacles, discuss whether the participants make optimal use of their opportunities, and monitor to what extent the personal goals are being attained.
Down at the Russian and Turkish Baths in the East Village on Friday, peace was being attained — by a few hearty souls — at something close to 200 degrees.
The study findings revealed key aspects of how SLAs were operating, the extent to which their objectives were being attained and why.
Thoughtless being is attained by everyone, the return to thoughtless being by a very few.
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(e) Control: "objective" knowledge of an object (the way it "really" is) is attained by controlling it, especially by experimental manipulation, and observing the regularities it manifests under control.
This growth is mainly being attained by an increase in manufacturing capacities based on the technology of crystalline, single junction devices.
