'issue of achieving' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase 'issue of achieving' to refer to a difficulty or problem that presents an obstacle to success. For example, you might say: "One of the major issues of achieving our goal is the lack of funding."
The second is the related issue of achieving a commitment to peace in the Middle East that is genuinely supported by the Egyptian public.
Special attention is given to the crucial issue of achieving high currents by increasing absorbance in the active layer.
The issue of achieving a standardized medical vocabulary becomes more and more important with the stepwise implementation of diagnostically related groups, for example.
This chapter addresses the issue of achieving broad impact of CDS on patient safety, health care quality, and health care cost-effectiveness.
The second part of this work addresses the research issue of achieving secure service provision in a nomadic computing environment characterized by a number of heterogeneous service oriented architectures.
Fig. 3 P out vs SNR of multiuser mixed RF/FSO/RF relay network with generalized order user scheduling for different values of K 1=K 2. It is worth mentioning here that the issue of achieving the best performance and satisfying fairness among users is indeed a trade-off.
At the heart of WMNs are the issues of achieving network connectivity and stability as well as QoS in terms of user coverage.
They should not only discuss issues of data precision required and 3D accuracy standards, but simultaneously should discuss issues of achieving visualization production system, which can now be actually easily achieved by the modern digital photographic technology.
According to the context of each case, the level of decentralisation may be a critical issue to achieving sustainability of a wastewater management system.
We investigate this issue in terms of achieving twice the coverage with a less efficacious 1-dose vaccine but with a shorter delay to full seroconversion.
