The phrase "attainment for all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education, social policy, or goals aimed at ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to achieve success or reach certain standards.
Example: "The new educational initiative focuses on attainment for all, ensuring that every student has access to the resources they need to succeed."
Alternatives: "achievement for everyone" or "success for all".
"You'd get better attainment for all children, not just the brightest, and fewer disruptive pupils.
"The educational attainment measures will focus on GCSE attainment for all pupils and for particularly disadvantaged pupils".
Raising our expectations of attainment for all students will drive up standards as teaching and learning improve to meet that challenge.
"Other regions and nations have succeeded in closing the gap and in raising attainment for all students at the same time.
The first minister also said the government would: Make it a priority to improve the educational outcomes of pupils in the most disadvantaged areas of Scotland, through initiatives such as the "Raising Attainment for All" programme, which covers more than 150 schools.
We also compute the two key variables minimum wage-to-average wage ratio and employment-to-population ratio by gender, region, age cohort, and educational attainment for all provinces, 16 provinces in our sample, and 15 provinces not in our sample.
Since the program focuses on alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana use, we operationalized attainment targets for all three substances.
The school participating in Trial 2 provided attainment levels for all children, including those in the comparison groups, both at the beginning and end of the school year.
When excluding patients with late histology (known to adversely affect UDCA response, 26 and due to its imbalance between untreated and UDCA groups), or considering those with less abnormal baseline ALP or AST values, the attainment rates for all four biochemical definitions were statistically comparable between untreated and UDCA-treated patients.
Since the beginning of the market transition in 1978, China has been experiencing fast growth in the economy, expansion of tertiary industries, and an increase in educational attainment for women, all of which predict increases in women's employment.
Median survival time (days to recovery) was determined for each of the three recovery measures individually and for attainment of all three recovery measures.
