The phrase "attained perfect" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where one has achieved a state of perfection or completeness, but it requires additional context or modification to be grammatically correct.
Example: "After years of practice, she finally attained perfect harmony in her music."
Alternatives: "achieved perfection" or "reached perfection."
A bodhisattva is a being who has attained perfect wisdom, then added something to it: love.
Thus, in ecstasy he escaped the rhythm of life and death by contemplating the ineluctable return: "Having attained perfect emptiness, holding fast to stillness, I can watch the return of the ever active Ten Thousand Things".
What do you get for the man who has attained perfect enlightenment?
Third prize went to Chinese photographer Chi Keung Wong, who attained perfect symmetry with a shot of two men pouring grain in a market in Mali.
By creating a simple and robust interface between the device and human breast tissue samples, we not only applied conventional thin-section tissues into on-chip without any additional modification process, but also attained perfect fluid control for various solutions, without any leakage, bubble formation, or cross-contamination.
He insisted that people could attain perfect mental and physical health only by chewing each bite of food a minimum of a hundred times.
Man may not be able to attain perfect knowledge but can know enough to make decisions about the problems of daily life.
Wesley differed from contemporary Anglicans not in doctrine but in emphasis: he claimed to have reinstated the biblical doctrines that human beings may be assured of their salvation and that the power of the Holy Spirit enables them to attain perfect love for God and their fellows in this life.
The primal goal of deregulated electricity markets is to attain perfect competition among generation companies.
One, why seek to attain perfect figures that you or your boss might later amend or scrub altogether?
Sun is a native of Hong Kong, where children are interviewed before they're 3 years old for entrance into the most "prestigious" pre-schools, and students work hard to attain perfect grades at every level of the education system.
