The phrase "attained ideal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a goal or standard that has been reached or achieved.
Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, she finally reached her attained ideal of becoming a published author."
Alternatives: "achieved standard" or "realized goal".
To attain ideal isothermal reaction conditions, a spatial dynamic model containing an oxygen feeding controller was employed.
By all means, make a commitment to better health by attaining ideal weight if you can, but leave the self- and other-loathing at the refrigerator door.
Though clearly not as beneficial to overall health as attaining ideal body weight or stopping smoking completely, our findings suggest that helping patients moderate these behaviors may yield significant improvement in self-rated health.
Still, far and above any other single issue regarding one-step qPCR optimization, we are solidly convinced that the most powerful thing one can do to attain ideal (or near-ideal) efficiencies from any qPCR target amplification is run a Test Plate to physically determine which specific RNA dilution ranges work best for each different qPCR target.
Few countries have attained this ideal and the practice of kin-donated blood remains a feasible alternative in many settings (Strathern 2009; Street 2009).
But once tiny, pointed feet became a difficult-to-attain ideal of feminine beauty, an obstacle to infidelity and a mark of elevated social status, there was no way for parents in the upper social strata to abandon the practice without losing honor — and reducing their daughters' marriage prospects.
He therefore returned to his historiographical work in which he thought he could more successfully attain his ideal of objectivity.
PULLING the strings of a corset, the girls pictured at left are taking a firsthand look at a method women once employed to attain the "ideal" body image.
Every one of these political, juridical and technical advances is a path towards attaining the ideal of human fraternity and a means for its greater realization.
