The phrase "attained return" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts discussing financial investments or performance metrics, but it would require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The company reported an attained return on investment that exceeded expectations this quarter."
Alternatives: "achieved return" or "realized return".
3 12 Categorisation of patients based on actual treatment caused imbalance of severity of the cardiac arrest: less severely affected patients tended to attain return of spontaneous circulation before adrenaline administration in the intervention group.
The simulated and fabricated devices operating in the frequency range of 26.16 27.37 GHz has attained a Return loss of −42.76 dB and an Insertion loss of −0.9 dB.
Without the deliberate and intensive attention to restoration of individuals and communities' sense of identity -- attained by returning home and regaining a sense of place, purpose and meaning through re-establishment of property rights, livelihoods and security for current and future generations -- peace will be elusive.
A positive coefficient on the lower price suggests that a rise in the down tail attains return compensation suggestive of mean reversion on the down side.
Energy recovery systems made profitable use of semi-natural grasslands with the highest economic returns attained by IFBB-AO (Return On Investment, ROI: 22.75%) and HC (ROI: 22.00%) systems, followed by the IFBB-SA (ROI: 7.71%) and the DF system (ROI: 6.22%).
The Pension Fund Association, which manages $120 billion on behalf of its 29m members, has begun to vote against the renomination of directors unless their companies attain a return on equity above 8%.
Normally, we think of debt as attaining a return of principal and interest and nothing more, and if anything is left over, all of the upside goes to the equity.
By contrast, the subjects in this present study utilized upright standing posture, and were only given the command to attain or return to that upright standing posture without any other operator influence.
It is proved mathematically that cost minimization can be achieved at increasing return to scale, whereas profit maximization can be attained at decreasing return to scale.
