The phrase "accomplish cleaning" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express the completion of a cleaning task, but it is not the most natural phrasing.
Example: "After several hours of hard work, we were finally able to accomplish cleaning the entire house."
Alternatives: "complete the cleaning" or "finish cleaning".
Others actually accomplish things — cleaning their homes, working their boring jobs — but never quite getting to the things they really want to accomplish in life, their most important, long-term goals.
By donating clothing and household goods to charities this month, you can get into the holiday spirit, accomplish some early spring cleaning and take a tax deduction for this year.
Men without military training may not have the basic skills to accomplish all the cleaning tasks or even know what they are.
Think about all the good things you would like to accomplish today such as cleaning your room, helping someone with the dishes, and doing chores around the house.
Therefore, accomplishing self-cleaning and stain repellency on hydrophilic surfaces would be a high topic of interest.
We will make these considerations in relation to the process activities and cleaning operations accomplished and for both medium and high hygienic process areas.
Or so I thought recently when my wife, Sue, and I embarked on the herculean task -- which even Hercules couldn't accomplish by himself -- of cleaning the garage.
Yet leaders of both parties seem to be declaring mission accomplished when it comes to cleaning up Washington.
O'Connell tells of the various good things Hague accomplished (including modernizing the Fire Department and cleaning up police corruption).
Ironically, you might accomplish even more than the spring cleaning you originally visualized by suggesting an outdoor project (i.e., building a pond, raised garden bed, or outdoor fountain).
