The phrase "measures for achieving" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase whenever you want to refer to the steps or actions that need to be taken in order to accomplish a certain goal. For example, "This report outlines the measures for achieving our energy efficiency objectives."
A complex series of measures for achieving this formidable goal were under way during the late 20th century.
Solar heat shielding against solar radiation over the entire building envelope is one of the most effective measures for achieving air-conditioning energy savings and preventing heat-island phenomenon in warmer climate regions.
The objective of this study is to identify potential issues that can be related to specific fuel properties and to propose counter measures for achieving stable, durable, efficient and low emission operation of the micro gas turbine while utilizing advanced/innovative fuels.
Because of a continued large contribution by the transportation sector, Melaina and Webster (2011) performed an analysis on the light vehicle sector in the USA and proposed practical measures for achieving CO2 reduction targets.
Today, more consumer products and building materials are being studied and certified as low chemical-emitting products and materials to serve as primary control measures for achieving good indoor air quality.
The report assesses the efficiency and appropriateness of measures for achieving the EU goals on the reduction of the number of fatalities on EU roads.
"The disinformation campaign is a non-military measure for achieving political goals," it said in a statement.
Hence, it can be argued that education is an effective measure for achieving lifestyle improvement in worksites.
Certification of consumer products and building materials as low-emitting products is a primary control measure for achieving good indoor air quality.
The systematic variation in the carbon stock related to thinning intensity may offer a mitigation measure for achieving benefits for wildlife, wood quality, or understory abundance and diversity in managed stands.
Thus, the problem can be stated as follows: "Which are the optimal adaptation measures' combinations for achieving the maximum reductions (cost savings) of anticipated future losses on transport networks (and consequently to society) due to climate change?" This seemingly simple question conceals a large degree of complexity, because of its multidimensional character.
