The phrase "as tools for achieving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or instruments that facilitate the accomplishment of a goal or objective.
Example: "We view these new technologies as tools for achieving greater efficiency in our operations."
Alternatives: "as means to accomplish" or "as instruments for reaching".
Market-based approaches are increasingly being advocated as tools for achieving the conservation of ecosystem services.
Recent arguments have been in favour of urban planning systems and innovative approaches that must function as tools for achieving sustainable urbanization.
Additionally, health systems change implementation guides highlight EHRs as tools for achieving meaningful use goals, supporting new processes and newly-trained clinical staff, and enabling efficient tobacco user documentation and intervention via a care coordination model.
Instructional design languages are identified as conceptual tools for achieving more standardized and, at the same time, more creative design solutions, as well as enhancing communication and transparency in the design process.
Evidence-based guidelines are seen by professionals, authorities, managers and policy makers as powerful tools for achieving effective and efficient care (Woolf et al, 1999).
Whereas others think of analytics on functional dimensions, as a set of processes and tools for achieving particular goals.
Tools for achieving short-term and long-term goals.
All are tools for achieving social goals, and in some cases, taxes are better tools than licenses are.
Dr. Bourne characterizes him as a pragmatist who used ideology as a "tool" for achieving power.
Transdniestria's president, Yevgeny Shevchuk, talks of a "civilised divorce" with Moldova and a "prosperous and independent Transdniestria together with Russia .But Moscow has been keener to use Transdniestria as a tool for achieving other priorities than as its next expansionary prize.
