The phrase "as to achieve a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the purpose or intention behind an action or process.
Example: "The team implemented new strategies as to achieve a higher level of productivity."
Alternatives: "in order to achieve a" or "so as to achieve a".
Advanced solvers have been developed so as to achieve a sufficiently optimal solution.
Table 2 shows the minimum sets of state variables which should be included in the data sets so as to achieve a successful fitting.
Consequently, the management of the reindeer husbandry is explicitly directed towards a reduction in the number of reindeer in Finnmark so as to " achieve a sustainable balance between pasture resources and reindeer density " (Ulvevadet 2008 61).
The highlighted blue edge can then be easily re-grasped, re-lifted and re-oriented in a desired direction so as to achieve a circular and optimally sized posterior capsulorhexis.
Tragedy, Aristotle says, must contain episodes arousing pity and fear so as to achieve a "purification" of these emotions.
The kinetic of sintering was found extraordinarily fast as, to achieve a satisfying density, only a few seconds are needed.
The auxiliary variable is defined so as to achieve a zero gradient under steady-state conditions, whatever the geometry.
Each of the three young women is carefully posed, and their arms are rendered so as to achieve a synergy between them.
The pressure steps are exponentially increasing or decreasing, so as to achieve a linear increase in the chemical potential of the gas.
The synthesis conditions (current density, deposition time) were chosen in such a way as to achieve a stable structure of MnOx with a large surface area.
Low temperature carburising (LTC) is a thermochemical treatment designed so as to achieve a good combination of wear and corrosion resistance in stainless and duplex steels.
