The phrase "attain grants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of successfully obtaining financial support or funding, typically for projects or research.
Example: "Our organization aims to attain grants to support our community development initiatives."
Alternatives: "secure funding" or "obtain grants".
Thus, whether his theory of truth is consensualist or realist, his view of the practices by which we attain it grants a central place to dialogue and social interaction.
The company, which was started by Northwestern University alumni, previously attained SBIR grant funding via the USDA.
They explained to the Cherokee that the tribe had not followed proper procedures to attain a land grant and promised that if they reapplied through official channels the Mexican government would honor their land request.
"The development, maintenance, and recordkeeping of HACCP plans is much more of a resource burden on small operators because of the economies of scale," explains Mark Schad, a former small plant owner/operator who now works with other small operations to help them attain an FSIS grant of inspection.
JAN. 27, 2011: This story previously said Metabolix, Inc. had attained a $15 million grant.
Phononic Devices previously attained a $3 million grant from the Advanced Research Projects Agency Energy program (ARPA-E) to improve the efficiency of thermoelectrics in cooling and converting waste heat to power.
Next Giant Leap in Boulder, Colorado— a startup that's making robots that will land and hop around on the surfaces of other planets in order to gather data, detect resources valuable to humans, and more — attained a $1 million grant from the Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, to advance their technology and pursue the $30 million Google Lunar X Prize in 2012, the companies revealed today.
To attain that, DotOrg has made a grant of $5 million to a nonprofit group that Dr. Brilliant helped to set up, though it is independent from DotOrg.
This is the highest clearance a service member can attain other than a Yankee White TS/SCI which is only granted for those working with and around the President/Vice President of the United States.
These include making private institutions eligible for government grants, making it easier for them to attain UK degree-awarding powers and permission to use the title "university", and extending eligibility for government loans to more of their students.
