The phrase "accomplish something that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing achieving a specific goal or task that is defined by the following clause.
Example: "Our team aims to accomplish something that will significantly improve our workflow and efficiency."
Alternatives: "achieve something that" or "complete something that".
As Reg Davies once said, "As scientists and engineers, rarely do we accomplish something that changes the way people think and behave to such a degree that our name becomes synonymous with its application.
To developmental psychologists like Damon, purpose is an intention to accomplish something that is personally meaningful while also of consequence to the world beyond the self.
On this shoot, the camera was moving, and simultaneously focusing and shooting frames, all without stopping, which lets you accomplish something that would otherwise take 10 times longer.
Or, perhaps, by being the first to accomplish something that might well have not happened without them, and from which their successors reap the benefits.
When companies need to accomplish something that hasn't been done before, and might not be done again, traditional team structures aren't practical.
Critics say the drone project is headline grabbing but ultimately an expensive way of seeking to accomplish something that could be achieved more cheaply by conventional means.
Not only will they help the Clippers win, they'll accomplish something that is perhaps of greater value to the basketball community at large — making Chris Paul even more enjoyable to watch.
The goal is to accomplish something that has eluded a dozen companies in recent years despite big government inducements: to commercialize a technology for making use of cellulosic biomass, or wood chips, switchgrass and the nonedible parts of crops.
Though he may no longer be able to pull off his patented move, he said the motivation behind Air Gait, to accomplish something that had never been done before, embodied his mission as a coach.
That kind of tenacity will serve Mr. Cella well as he tries to accomplish something that "has never been tried before," in the words of Mr. Goldsmith: treating the purchase of network television time as "a commodity buy".
Meetings should happen because they accomplish something that couldn't be done as effectively over email.
