"hence attaining" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce the result of something that has been done previously or to explain that something was achieved as a result of something else. For example: "He worked hard, hence attaining a top position in the company."
The authors argue that with an optimised SAHPS control and operation strategy, additional use of circulation pumps and energy (electricity) could be vastly reduced, hence attaining a SPFSAHPS value that is in parity with the SPFHP.
There is not a general rule or a standard for distinguishing economic units in this way, like most of the countries, there is not a joint definition or single for dividing economic units and hence attaining a signal viewpoint in Turkey.
Hence attains its numerical radius.
Hence attains its maximum value at and (2.13).
Hence, attains its maximum at s = 1/2 and so does Φ(s).
Moreover, is weakly lower-semicontinuous in, and hence attains its minimum in.
which is convex, weakly lower semi-continuous and hence attains its infimum at some point u ∈ K.
Changes in the observed pressure drop due to oil presence, hence attained mobility reductions, were also recorded.
To avoid or delay the debonding and, hence, attain higher failure loads or larger ductility at failure, end anchoring devices may be a very suitable solution.
A lower Q f will provide a higher opportunity for the CR-based HAN devices to access the spectrum and hence attain a higher network throughput.
The uses of soft switching techniques, [3 6] zero voltage switching (ZVS) or zero current switching (ZCS), is an attempt to substantially reduce the switching losses and hence attain high efficiency at increased switching frequency.
