The phrase "attainment of information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the process of acquiring or obtaining knowledge or data.
Example: "The attainment of information is crucial for making informed decisions in any organization."
Alternatives: "acquisition of information" or "gathering of information."
"Black talk was the only outlet for the frustration and the attainment of information," Mr. Law said.
Accordingly, numerous potential foes are pursuing information operations capabilities as relatively low cost means to undermine domestic and international support for US actions, to attack key parts of the US national infrastructure, or to preclude (or make more difficult) our attainment of information superiority.
Beginning with an introduction to the basics of this science, each type of customized laser vision correction is discussed in a clear and didactic format for rapid attainment of information.
The process of selection of the students of the Master of Clinical Psychology and subsequent training of the field interviewers will facilitate the access to the interviewees and the attainment of information with better standards of quality.
This method enabled attainment of detailed information on the initial dissolution mechanisms without the, for bioactive glasses typical, interference of apatite layer formation.
There was no posttest to evaluate the extent of information attainment by the attendees.
However, the focus on a single Italian region (Veneto) and the lack of information on educational attainment are both limiting factors in terms of national representativeness and in providing evidence on migrants' returns to education.
Our study was limited by its small size and limited sociodemographic information about participants, including a lack of information about educational attainment.
The Hollingshead Index requires two pieces of information: 1) parental educational attainment level and 2) occupation.
At enrollment, data were collected on age, literacy, religion, pregnancy history, and socio-demographic and economic information (educational attainment of women and husbands, household construction materials and assets).
For both histologic subgroups of lymphoma, initial CR predicted for lack of events at 3 years, but the correlation with OS at either 3 or 5 years was not strong, implying that attainment of CR does not provide information about longer term outcomes.
