The phrase "attain your" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals, achievements, or personal aspirations that one aims to reach or accomplish.
Example: "To succeed in this competitive market, you must focus on strategies that will help you attain your objectives."
Alternatives: "achieve your" or "reach your".
To attain your Pioneer's fullest potential, then, you're talking about $725 for the 80-hour box, plus $300 for TiVo Plus.
You will be required to submit a statement setting out what winning the award would mean to you and how it would help you attain your ambition of a career in law.
It does, however, show a certain elan to attain your first bankruptcy just after producing the 1961 London version of Beyond the Fringe, and arranging Bob Dylan's first British tour.
May each and every one of you be inspired and motivated to attain your dreams, yet at the same time find peace and happiness in who you are at this moment!
As they did with last year's hit "I Gotta Feeling," they lodge a quasi-inspirational melody at the heart of a club song in "The Time (Dirty Bit)." The melody is "(I've Had) The Time of My Life," from the soundtrack of the movie "Dirty Dancing," and its placement in a techno track is entirely consistent with the Peas' two-pronged emotional imperative: Attain your dreams while partying.
And the riskier the investments, the less likely that you will attain your goals.
You had, as they say, attained your majority.
It's correlated with advantages in health, with better marriages, and with attaining your goals.
"The idea is that when you have attained your goal in life, you have to look the part of your role.
MARY O., FLORIDA The legalities of this problem are byzantine (after speaking with a lawyer, I got the sense that you have considerable leeway, but any action would require attaining your own legal counsel).
Upon attaining your degree a world of opportunities will be open to you, but it is important to consider your next step carefully.
