The phrase "accomplish of" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be a misconstruction, as "accomplish" typically does not pair with "of."
Example: "The team was able to accomplish the project ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "achieve" or "complete."
We as a civilization have few things we can accomplish of lasting significance.
None of this would be easy to accomplish, of course, given the money that is at stake, and there would be casualties.
There's plenty more to accomplish of course, but by comparison to the last two years, achievements will be voluntary rather than enforced.
Writer quotes Pankaj: "If you're starving, becoming paralyzed isn't going to help". We as a civilization have few things we can accomplish of lasting significance.
What the scenes ostensibly accomplish, of course, is the development of a relationship, in which the two people lie to each other, reveal their lies, discover they are more alike than not and finally confess their mutual need.
We as a civilization have few things we can accomplish of genuinely lasting significance for mankind: we have built no pyramids, no Great Walls to stand for thousands of years.
She was not the most technically accomplished of singers.
California's Local Natives distinguish themselves by being the most musically accomplished of tonight's company.
Caldwell, the more accomplished of the two, has done 12 free climbs on El Capitan.
He also reprised "Rite of Spring," commissioned in 2007 by the Brooklyn Philharmonic, which was the most accomplished of the three.
That is the most in major-league history, accomplished, of course, in this age of triple-tier playoffs.
