The phrase "complicated achieving" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that an activity is particularly challenging to complete or difficult to achieve. For example, "The complicated achieving of our goal was made much easier by the team's dedication."
CBPR work is complicated and achieving an ideal participatory dynamic is at best illusive, arguably impossible.
The debate is more measured, balance between the interests of 27 member states is often complicated to achieve, compromise is not a dirty word in the way it is in Westminster, and within this environment very different politicians can prosper.
What is more complicated to achieve is validity: only indexes from participating processes can be decided.
Besides, it is complicated to achieve such a distribution of MWCNTs in composite mixture where each individual tube is entangled.
This in-depth understanding is used to derive the optimal sensing thresholds of CSMATXRX, something that would otherwise be too complicated to achieve.
Although this idealized structure is complicated to achieve continuously by employing only the fibre spinning process, the results here show that, in terms of yielding the piezoelectric effect, sufficiently similar structures were achieved with conductive coatings on bi-component fibres.
This importance is more highlighted when the problems to be optimized are too complicated to achieve a solution using conventional methods or, the traditional methods are somehow not applicable for solving them.
The original aim was simplicity, and we had no idea when we started that it would take so long and be so complicated to achieve.
The operation is based on arthodesis of the CM joint with bone resection of the joint surfaces and internal fixation, but it can be complicated to achieve correct postoperative orientation of the first MTT bone.
The screens virtually eliminate the trial and error that goes into achieving complicated stitch patterns, displaying a matrix of variables that includes stitch width and length, thread tension, sewing speed and presser-foot pressure.
