The phrase "accepted as achieved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is recognized or acknowledged as having been accomplished or completed.
Example: "The project was accepted as achieved after the final review confirmed all objectives were met."
Alternatives: "recognized as completed" or "acknowledged as accomplished."
For actions to be widely accepted as achieving high animal welfare, in addition to being based on good animal welfare science, they will need to make a reasonable fit to the major value positions about what constitutes a good life for animals.
I had already taken an interest in family structures for some time, in the roles that we all accept as much as achieve over the years, regardless of whether we like these roles or not.
The SCT contained fewer cases than is usually accepted as required to achieve sufficient reliability [ 45] but still met the recommended one-hour length [ 46].
The inevitable introduction of variations in these situations, as a result of variations in individual talent, was largely ignored, and the intention of identity between old and new objects was accepted as always having been achieved.
Third, the premise of many studies that achieving a given target level of sedation with one sedative versus another is not widely accepted as a means to achieve different clinical outcomes.
The concept of risk-adapted therapy in lymphoma is increasingly accepted as a way to achieve higher cure rates with a lower or equal risk of treatment-related morbidity and mortality.
Even when drug intake produced anticipated benefits, participants still encountered challenges to their quality of life, with increased treatment side effects being accepted as trade-offs for achieving pain relief from TN (ref 27).
Non-timber forest products (NTFPs) are accepted as a veritable means of achieving poverty alleviation because of their role in sustaining this livelihood, for food security and environmental objectives such as biodiversity conservation (FAO Forestry 1999).
The analysis focuses Duato's fully adaptive routing algorithm [IEEE Trans. Parall. Distrib. Syst. 4 (2) (1993) 320], which is widely accepted as the most general algorithm for achieving adaptivity in wormhole-routed networks while allowing for an efficient router implementation.
The procedure was accepted as "failed" when cannulation could not be achieved on two consequtive sessions.
