The phrase "attain this standard" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the achievement of a specific level of quality or performance in various contexts, such as education, work, or personal goals.
Example: "To succeed in this competitive industry, it is essential for all employees to attain this standard of excellence."
Alternatives: "reach this level" or "achieve this benchmark."
While this view is arguably unfair, it is equally unjust to decree that gay people, no matter how committed, faithful or enduring their relationships may be, are unable to attain this standard.
Characterization theorems are generally of the form "it is possible to attain this standard of empirical success in a given inductive problem if and only if the inductive problem meets the following conditions".
Rack of lamb didn't quite attain this high standard, but it was generous and of good quality, and tender green beans and a gratin of artichokes, potatoes and cheese made fine accompaniments.
While Jupitus's poems – some old, some new – don't attain the standard of his professed heroes John Hegley and Ivor Cutler, they're usually enjoyable.
The application of organic fertilizers alone may not help to attain the standard yield of crops due to their low and slow nutrient availability (Fageria et al. 2010).
Proficiency of the trainees was lower than the standard before they were trained but due to the effect of training they were able to attain the standard score.
Because there is currently no known threshold for most ozone-related health effects, there is likely to be a significant benefit to reducing ozone concentrations beyond the standard at monitors that currently attain the standard.
To calculate the air quality values under each attainment scenario, we rolled back the ozone monitor data so that the fourth highest daily maximum 8-hr average just met the level required to attain the standard.
Although these did not attain the standards of later express highways, they did incorporate the features of limited access and elimination of grade crossings.
Overall, the data are certainly not perfect and do not attain the standards of high-quality administrative data from some European studies.
