"attain harmony" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to achieve a state of agreement or peace among different elements or individuals. Example: The negotiation team worked tirelessly to attain harmony between the two warring factions, resulting in a successful peace agreement.
They are more mature and controlled in construction, and, although they still express his longing for liberation from earthly bonds, they demonstrate that he had attained greater harmony with the outer world.
Discovering this takes time, just as it takes time after bottling — perhaps a decade — for fruit, tannin and acidity to attain their full harmony.
In his reflective poems and in his treatises, Schiller sets out to show how art can help man to attain this inner harmony and how, through the "aesthetic education" of the individual citizen, a happier, more humane social order may develop.
In the end, if the order of ziran were allowed to flourish, if desire and self-interest were pacified, and if careful nourishing were applied to remove interference especially of the Confucian and Legalist variety, society would attain peace and harmony of its own accord.
Attain better harmony in your organization by tending to your stakeholders and becoming a great business owner in the process.
Also in line with Vitruvian thought, Wolff proposes that, to attain the sort of harmony that yields architectural perfection, architects deploy special disciplinary knowledge developed out of experience with construction.
But India, apart from its military cantonments and richest suburbs, rarely attains handsomeness or harmony in its urban developments; the more urban it becomes, the uglier it gets.
So how do we attain that equity and create harmony?
Vocal passages attain a purity of line and harmony that a listener today might associate with Arvo Part.
For they too are in error, like the astronomers; they investigate the numbers of the harmonies which are heard, but they never attain to problems-that is to say, they never reach the natural harmonies of number, or reflect why some numbers are harmonious and others not.
