The phrase "comprehension is achieved" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It can be used to indicate that understanding or full comprehension of a concept or subject has been reached. Example: After many hours of studying, the students were proud to say that comprehension was finally achieved, and they were confident in their ability to do well on the test.
After assessing baseline knowledge attitudes and beliefs towards PREP and circumcision, the interviewers delivered set paragraphs describing circumcision and PREP in the context of HIV prevention with a "teach back" approach [44] until participant comprehension was achieved.
Improvement in participant comprehension was achieved through revisions to the wording of instructions and questions.
This level of comprehension was achieved through understanding the principles of organic chemistry that govern the covalent interactions of electrophilic toxicants with their nucleophilic targets.
The main conclusion of the second study is that regardless of the domain, a higher semantic comprehension of the UML designs is achieved when the dynamic behavior is modeled by using the pair Sequence State.
Such comprehension can be achieved by a careful observation and monitoring of behaviors.
Studies carried out with critical populations have already suggested that action comprehension can be achieved without mental simulation.
The method which determined most of the epistemological teachings found in the Chinese classics was based on a holistic world view, and was directed towards a comprehension which could be achieved through education and learning.
After the teaching session, sufficient risk comprehension (score ≥9) was achieved by 35 of 72 patients in the ISDM group and by no one in the control group (table 2).
Full comprehension is not to be achieved by establishing firm fundamentals, important though they are, but must frequently remain a tentative process, a step at a time, with frequent recourse to experiment and observation in the event that prediction and reality have diverged too far.
