The phrase "attaining sufficient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the achievement of an adequate level or amount of something, often in contexts related to goals, resources, or standards.
Example: "The team is focused on attaining sufficient funding to complete the project successfully."
Alternatives: "achieving adequate" or "reaching enough".
However, attaining sufficient tree canopy in urban areas remains an elusive goal.
This becomes clear during the scene in which Benedick lists the myriad attractions any woman worthy of him must possess: addressing the audience with a conspiratorial air Mr. Cake's Benedick begins in a jocular tone, as if he's quite sure of his arguments against the possibility of any woman attaining sufficient perfection.
After attaining sufficient pressure drop, the system is heated slowly until it attains initial pressure condition.
After attaining sufficient biomass, the microalgae cells are separated from water and prepared for downstream processing.
After attaining sufficient growth, the designated concentration of 17-AAG or gefitinib was added to the growth media and the cells were incubated for 24 h.
The implementation of passive pauses during computer work is a frequently recommended preventive strategy for attaining sufficient periods of rest of the upper trapezius muscle [ 17, 36, 37].
She rushed the jump, did not attain sufficient height and crumpled to the ice.
However, the prepared samples do not attain sufficient retention property to maintain their hydrophilicity.
When the undulations attain sufficient amplitude, creep cracks form along the ridges, causing the stress to locally relax.
Previous studies have indicated that only a small proportion of Portuguese adolescents attain sufficient levels of physical activity for health.
The machine rose easily and described two wide circles in order to attain sufficient altitude, after which M. Bielovucic steered straight for the mountains.
