The phrase "attaining equity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing fairness, justice, or equal access, particularly in social, economic, or legal discussions.
Example: "The organization is focused on attaining equity in education for all students, regardless of their background."
Alternatives: "achieving fairness" or "securing equality."
I'm trying to use my time at MIT to explore the ways in which planners can help residents create social enterprises that translate the day to day struggle of making ends meet into a means of attaining equity and self-determination.
Within the context of universal coverage, and the need to ensure that both sectors (private and public) work towards attaining equity in the delivery and financing of health services, this study jointly assesses equity in financing and in the distribution of health care benefits in Uganda.
Child Equity Atlas: Pockets of Social Deprivation - need for greater policy and budgetary support stressed Dhaka, Wednesday 24 July 2013: Progress in attaining equity is uneven in Bangladesh despite impressive trends observed in reaching gender parity in education, school enrollment, and youth literacy.
What will it take to attain equity in the entertainment industry?
It mentions that the present system fails to attain equity and efficiency.
Comprehensive situational analysis of health needs in rural and urban areas will help attain equity in resource allocation.
In so doing, the government ensures that decentralised health systems achieve their expected goals to improve health as well as to reduce existing health inequalities and to attain equity in health care financing [ 20, 21].
In order to fit with a reconstructed network of public healthcare providers, and attain equity in access, and to increase efficiency, a recommended reduction in public sector staff was aligned with estimates of an increase in the private sector; the private sector was expected to absorb these workers or attract recently retired workers.
In each case, we map out some of the efficiency costs of attaining these equity goals so as to inform policy makers about the least costly way of attaining them.
Unless you think you'll be able to attain 20% equity in the home within a couple of years, it probably makes sense to either make a larger down payment or consider a piggyback loan.
So how do we attain that equity and create harmony?
