The phrase "attain outstanding" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to express achieving something remarkable or excellent, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "To succeed in this competitive market, we must strive to attain outstanding results in our projects."
Alternatives: "achieve excellence" or "reach remarkable".
The award is presented to those alumni who have demonstrated those qualities exemplified by the late Helen Bull Vandervort '26 and who have attained outstanding success and distinction in their chosen profession or life's work, and whose accomplishments reflect admirably on, or bring honor to, the College.
Harvard's Alpha Iota chapter typically selects students who have "chosen the most challenging courses available, pursued independent research as part of an honors concentration, achieved excellence in coursework across all academic divisions, and attained outstanding grades in all courses," according to the College's Handbook for Students.
It is contended that if other factors can be addressed, PHC will attain an outstanding nursing workforce and, in turn, will ensure the quality of services provided.
But that book attained its outstanding success precisely because it is about the exceptions, about the organizations so many of us long to be a part of not the organizations in which we actually work.
However, antibodies have the advantage of outstanding biocompatibility and therefore attain exceptional circulation times.
It's better equipped to recruit the best talent, but also better positioned to attain the knowledge needed to keep delivering outstanding service to clients.
"Let children attain something.
GAMCO's proposal failed to attain significant shareholder support, garnering about 18percentt of the votes cast, at a time when GAMCO held approximately 9percentt of NFG's outstanding shares.
I'm not gonna attain that.
