The phrase "attained height" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the achievement of a certain level or elevation, either literally or metaphorically.
Example: "The mountain climbers finally attained height that few have reached before."
Alternatives: "reached elevation" or "achieved altitude".
In a national survey in Brazil, attained height was associated with schooling attainment, occupational choices, employment, and monthly earnings, with the association with earnings being strongest at lower attained heights (Curi and Menenz-Filho, 2008).
By Russel Crouse The New Yorker, January 4 , 1930P. 50 New York chapter on Lily Langtry with her arrival from London after she attained height of fame.
The New Yorker, January 4 , 1930P. 50 New York chapter on Lily Langtry with her arrival from London after she attained height of fame.
While it is challenging to quantify gains such as those derived from reduced chronic disease in adulthood, we do have some understanding of how undernutrition in early life affects attained height, cognitive skills in adulthood, income and poverty.
Writing near the dawn of the talkie, Arnheim could only see what we now recognize as a natural development of the artform as a decline from a previously attained height.
A high body mass index (BMI), waist circumference, and adult attained height are clear risk factors for CRC, while physical activity has been shown to be protective [1].
All those that he helped attained heights they never could have without his support.
Ferry has attained heights of sophistication so at odds with his upbringing as to seem improbable.
In summary, a salient finding of our study is the decline or stagnation in attained heights over the last 40 years, particularly in Africa and for the poorer populations across the world.
Despite wide differences in intercohort growth patterns and attained heights, several striking patterns emerged.
These velocities capture growth during particular age intervals, whereas attained heights or BMIs reflect cumulative exposure up to a particular age.
