The phrase "attain points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scoring, earning, or achieving points in games, competitions, or systems that reward points.
Example: "In this game, players can attain points by completing various challenges and tasks."
Alternatives: "earn points" or "gain points".
King Edward III enacted a law that the spikes, or points, of shoes should not exceed the length of 2 inches (5 cm), but during the succeeding reign of Richard II (1377 99) shoes (called crakows) attained points of 18 inches (45 cm) or more.
British cyclist Sharon Laws won the 'Queen of the mountain' jersey, awarded for attaining points during designated 'climb' sections during each stage of the event.
Of the 18 subjects who entered the intervention, ten (55.6%) (95% CI = 32.7 78.5) attained point-prevalent abstinence six weeks after the quit date.
Conversely, a dramatic increase in γH2AFX levels was noted at all time points, attaining peak levels at 12 h following EER-1 treatment.
New Zealand does not allocate points to different types of job, but applicants must be younger than 56, speak English and attain 29 points based on age, qualifications and work experience.
Almost 100 years after she was locked up and cast away from our shores, much of which she fought against or to attain remain points of contention.
For example, players can choose to either finish the game as quickly as possible and score the highest number of bonus points but attain less overall points from answering questions from the board or attempt to answer as many questions from the board as possible but end up with less bonus points based on time.
Users who attain certain point levels are then eligible for prizes and sweepstakes entries, among other benefits.
Using this Markovian property, a coding scheme that can attain every point in the capacity region for this class of channels was developed in [2].
In the spectrum formulation, it is assumed that the wind is blowing steadily for a long time and over a large area such that the waves attain a point of equilibrium with the wind.
