The phrase "attained conversion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to achieving a change in belief, status, or condition, often in religious or technical discussions.
Example: "After years of exploration and questioning, she finally attained conversion to a new faith."
Alternatives: "achieved conversion" or "reached conversion."
Stable control and improved dynamics can be attained when conversion and temperature set-points are regulated by manipulating initiator feedrate and heat removal rate.
With the porous structure largely maintained, the click reaction attained high conversions and the metathesis internally crosslinked the monolith to the degree that confers solvent resistance.
Overall, polymer solar cells realized with these FTO/CNT electrodes attain power conversion efficiency higher than 2%, outclassing reference cells based on standard FTO electrodes.
Additional testing now is establishing the exact surface area of the inserted thin metallic surfaces and the residence time required to attain specific conversion efficiencies.
The biocatalyst was able to form ethyl esters from all of the fatty acids present in the lipid feedstock, attaining a conversion of 97.1%.
Pure type I collagen obtained from bovine Achilles tendons was allowed to react slowly at pH 9 with succinic anhydride to attain 96% conversion into PAC confirmed by trinitrobenzenesulfonic acid (TNBS) assay.
Salvage therapy refers to the design of a regimen combining new and previously used drugs in a final effort to attain sputum conversion before declaring treatment to have failed.
For example optimum operation temperature for mango oil was 36.6 °C and therefore required a longer time of 36 h to attain complete conversion.
Lipozyme was more tolerant to higher temperatures in neem and shea oils with a consequent reduction of the reaction time (25 h) required to attain 100%% conversion.
