The phrase "attain compliance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the achievement of adherence to rules, regulations, or standards.
Example: "The company implemented new policies to ensure that all employees would attain compliance with safety regulations."
Alternatives: "achieve compliance" or "secure compliance."
Thus, populations at highest risk can be missed while attaining compliance with a standard.
This project aims to improve the visibility of the IV site using more adhesive transparent dressings to attain 90% compliance based on the frequent and proper inspection of the IV site and decrease the incidence of IV complications.
There will then undoubtedly be obstacles in terms of acceptability and compliance: it is likely that severe calorie restriction may work but it would not be very acceptable to many and difficult to attain good compliance as a public health measure.
It is not clear whether these cost estimates include expenses necessary to attain such high compliance rates.
A potential solution to this problem is sufficient drug potency to ensure short treatment courses, which will maximize patient compliance and attain parasitological cure.
RVHS responded by making hand hygiene compliance a corporate priority, with the goal of attaining sustained hospital compliance rates of >90% for the first and fourth moments.
Although CO concentrations were quite high at the start of the study period (the region attained U.S. EPA compliance in 1996), they declined rapidly.
These data suggest that thorough and reliable surveillance of melanoma patients is, in reality, hardly possible because of the often erratic and unpredictable course of the disease and because of the difficulty of attaining full patient compliance.
Overall, the consistently high level of task compliance attained across three different investigations, two different methodologies (fMRI, ERP) and four different pediatric populations (healthy children, children at risk for depression, children with anxiety and children with depression) offers some preliminary support for the multiple reward compliance protocol.
