"foundation for achieving" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as: Working hard was the foundation for achieving my success in college.
The gaps are still there, but the Camp David summit has laid the foundation for achieving a comprehensive peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
The performance also has "laid a solid foundation for achieving the full-year growth target" of 7.5 percent this year, said Sheng Laiyun, a spokesman for the statistics bureau, according to Reuters, in reference to the government's official target for annual growth.
Education is the foundation for achieving sustainable development.
The theory of the M-matrix serves as the theoretical foundation for achieving this goal.
These experiences, however, coupled with completing my Ph.D., only provide a foundation for achieving the ultimate credential in this field: Diplomate of the American Board of Forensic Anthropology.
According to the characteristics of different stages of the process, appropriate technical measures were taken to provide a foundation for achieving a continuous process of vacuum drying.
The World Education Forum in Incheon near Seoul will lay the foundations for achieving an ambitious vision for education – and for humanity over the next 15 years – one in which all children, regardless of circumstance, will realise their fundamental right to learn.
Specifically, I will consider the semiotic nodes on which my proposal rests, namely: 1) topological space and landscape-based logic, viewed as the foundations for achieving a chorographic metrics; 2) the figural ways whereby we can recover the sense of landscape, by envisaging an icon built around the concept of archetype.
4. The Training Regime Now that you have laid the foundations for achieving success, start by focusing on your bad habits and what may trip you up in your weight loss success.
Faithfully to assess another person's anomalies of experience, belief, expression, and behavior (the second-person perspective), adds certain specific demands to our clinical skills and analytic-conceptual knowledge, constituting psychiatry also as an academic and scholarly endeavors, while at the same providing solid foundations for achieving empirical objectivity.
