The phrase "attain independence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of achieving self-sufficiency or freedom, often in the context of personal growth, political movements, or financial stability.
Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, she was finally able to attain independence and live on her own."
Alternatives: "achieve independence" or "gain independence."
The length of time needed to attain independence is related to size and condition at hatching.
Nor can one attain independence as if on Seamless, substituting a few taps on the phone for an inconvenient call.
He was able to attain independence in 1960 and the unification with the southern British Cameroons in 1961, following a plebiscite.
The CUP stood on a separate platform combining social-movement activism and civil disobedience to attain independence, a combination that enabled it to hold mass rallies and more than triple its MPs (to 10).
All this is aimed not at some terrorist infrastructure but at the basic foundations of a society struggling to attain independence and develop its future from under the Israeli army boot.
Douwes Dekker and Suwardi Surjaningrat (later known as Ki Hadjar Dewantoro) he founded in 1911 the socialist Indies Party (Indische Partij), which was devoted to political action to attain independence.
And when she takes a scandalous leap, can she hope to attain love at last...? From the dawning of the opulent Gilded Age, to the battles of the Second World War, American Duchess is a riveting tale of one woman's quest to attain independence--at any price.
In elections a month later, Mr. Rabin's Labor Party lost power for the first time since Israel attained independence.
It became part of Papua New Guinea in 1975 when that nation attained independence.
Trinidad and Tobago attained independence in 1962 and became a republic within the Commonwealth in 1976.
After Pakistan attained independence in 1947, the region continued to exist as a separate Pakistani province.
