"desired extent" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to refer to the level or extent to which something is desired, expected, or accomplished. For example, "The company achieved its desired extent of success within the first year".
In rich countries it prevents the desired extent of redistribution, and shifts the burden of taxation onto immobile lower earners.
The new finding may also provide a qualitative basis for selecting a liquid liquid system with desired extent of mixing in the dispersed phase for carrying out transport and reactions in multiphase systems.
The desired extent of drying (ca. 12%, wet basis) of 'papad' – a popular Indian wafer – could be achieved within 5 h in this static dryer having 1.8 m2 area of the collector and computed loading capacity of 3.46 kg.
This version uses the basic parameters of the LIAC model to spatio-temporally build up to the desired extent the shapes of all moving objects present in a sequence of images.
Optimum design strategy has been suggested by dividing the gas inlet stream into two parts: where one part is introduced directly into column and the other part is introduced into oxidation section, were the gas is oxidised to the desired extent.
However, the results of the interviews in particular but also the current vaccination rates [5] lead to the assumption that these measures are not increasing the participation of the insured person in prophylactic vaccinations to the desired extent.
The details of an experimental programme suitably designed and carried out to induce the desired extents of damages in the prestressed concrete beams and generate the training and test data for the ANN are presented.
Perin later reported: "In the confusion of the retreat, primary operations could not be performed to the extent desired; thus many cases of injuries of the knee and ankle joints subsequently proved fatal that might have been saved".
Results of the clinical trials did not show a statistically significant increased risk of valve damage for patients getting lorcaserin, but also did not rule out such a risk to the extent desired by the F.D.A. "I think a signal remains," said Dr. William R. Hiatt, a cardiologist at the University of Colorado, referring to valve damage.
These times were the predicted virtual durations of survival, which could be calculated not only without treatment but also by superimposing virtual resections of any extent desired.
The dose rate of fenoldopam must be individualized according to body weight and according to the desired rapidity and extent of the pharmacodynamic effect.
