The phrase "attained over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been achieved or reached gradually through a process or over a period.
Example: "The skills required for this job are not innate; they are attained over time through practice and dedication."
Alternatives: "achieved gradually" or "gained over time".
In addition, these simulation tools can help policymakers prescribe appropriate national standards and devise a balanced approach that takes into account both the ideals of CFS and the practicalities of what can be attained over a given time frame.
Although height is highly heritable, improvements in attained height over time underscore the importance of environmental factors including nutrition, exposure to infections, and socioeconomic status, especially during childhood [1], [2], [3], [4], [5].
Objective: We investigated the association of perinatal maternal bone lead, a biomarker of cumulative prenatal lead exposure, with children's attained weight over time from birth to 5 years of age.
I still appreciate the possessions I have and will certainly attain more over time, but I know these possessions do not define me or make me "successful". I know that, instead of a fear of missing out on a certain purchase, I want to feel more fear of missing out on a great experience.
A high space time yield of total hydrocarbons of 450 g kg−1 h−1 was attained over K-promoted active carbon-supported catalyst.
"People change over time.
They will help you use small losses to attain bigger wins over time.
Companies intent on developing Controller skills are increasingly moving toward on-the-job, manager-led coaching that helps reps attain greater mastery over time.
Hierarchical multilevel models to examine associations between proportion of consultations undertaken by nurses and attaining HbA1c targets over time, controlling for case-mix and practice level factors.
