The phrase "authenticity is achieved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or criteria for attaining authenticity in various contexts, such as art, identity, or experiences.
Example: "In the world of art, authenticity is achieved through a deep understanding of the medium and a genuine expression of the artist's vision."
Alternatives: "authenticity is attained" or "authenticity is realized."
Klein says "Our images need to be authentic because customers have a finely-tuned antennae". With about one million images in the collection from over 100 countries, authenticity is achieved and the photos also are locally relevant.
Authenticity is achieved, Sartre claims, by a conversion that entails abandonment of our original choice to coincide with ourselves consciously (the futile desire to be in-itself-for-itself or God) and thereby free ourselves from identification with our egos as being-in-itself.
Its delicate carvings, modeled on monuments of Roman antiquity, have been meticulously cleaned; more sophisticated lighting has been installed; and greater authenticity has been achieved by a new floor of white Macael marble, styled like the patio's original paving and taken from the same quarry.
Authenticity may be achieved by preserving an artifact as it was; it may also be achieved by preserving the method of making that artifact.
"Quality," "authenticity," etc., are achieved not by maintaining a Nazilike vigilance over your work (which will only intensify your block), but via an incremental and free writing process.
There's also no formula for authenticity; it can be achieved in the studios as well as on location, with declamatory actors on sets as well as with amateurs in the street or at home.
But, as Errol Morris aptly writes, "There is no mode of expression, no technique of production that will instantly produce truth or falsehood". There's also no formula for authenticity; it can be achieved in the studios as well as on location, with declamatory actors on sets as well as with amateurs in the street or at home.
Of course, one shouldn't conclude from all this talk of submersion in the 'they' that a state of authenticity is to be achieved by re-establishing some version of a self-sufficient individual subject.
For him, it seems, Palestinian authenticity can only be achieved through the massacre of athletes at the Munich Olympics, the hijacking of planes or the suicide bombing of civilians in shopping malls and pizza parlors.
The tutor in our video clips serves as a role model with a greater degree of authenticity than can be achieved by a paper-based manual.
Shifting social norms in the peer group emerged as a key mechanism of change and the young people consulted emphasised the importance of authenticity which could be achieved through the use of drama and which required those delivering programmes to have relevant expertise.
