The phrase "accomplish more for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the idea of achieving greater results or benefits for someone or something.
Example: "Our goal is to find ways to accomplish more for our community through innovative programs."
Alternatives: "achieve greater results for" or "do more for".
But depending on their expertise and available time, people might feel like they would accomplish more for a charity by volunteering, Gonzalez says.
Perhaps the women's movement should give a higher priority to ensuring education about and access to birth control than to abortion rights, which might accomplish more for more women.
In recent days, the Romney campaign has shown an ad in which Mr. Romney, repeatedly using the word "compassionate," vows to go to bat for America's middle class, saying he will accomplish more for working Americans – will do more to create jobs and reduce unemployment – than President Obama has in his nearly four years in office.
"It's all corrupt, and I agree with that, but I think she can accomplish more for the country and the people than any of the other candidates," Coupland says.
The South African leader, who met yesterday with President Bush, is a complicated man who has accomplished more for his country over the past decade than he is given credit for.
To give Cain credit where it's due, any President who could achieve elimination of the exemption for employer-sponsored insurance, while also block-granting Medicaid to the states, will have accomplished more for health-care reform than anyone has in the last fifty years.
In the view of Knock, McGovern in all his activities arguably accomplished more for people in need than most presidents or secretaries of state in U.S. history.
McGovern regretted not accomplishing more for South Dakota's 30,000 Sioux Indians, although after a McGovern-introduced resolution on Indian self-determination passed in 1969, the Oglala Sioux named McGovern "Great White Eagle".
"This amendment strikes the balance of accomplishing more for the unborn than any other amendment the nation has ever seen, while protecting pregnant women and their right to true medical care.
"I am the first to say that I wish we had accomplished more for children over the past ten years," Bellamy said.
I am the first to say that I wish we had accomplished more for children over the past ten years.
