The phrase 'accomplish well' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to performing a task or achieving a goal in an admirable manner or achieving success. For example: "If I work hard, I am sure I can accomplish well in my exams."
It didn't matter that I was chunky and that everybody always told me I had to lose weight in order to be able to accomplish, well, anything in life.
The point of using AI (and machine learning) is to have it perform tasks it can accomplish well, such as reading a retinal image or flagging cases for follow-up when there are too many to manually review.
Every season, they get 16 games to resolve, or practice concealing, the inadequacies that might prevent them from winning the Super Bowl, which they usually accomplish well enough to win two playoff games, or even three, earning the perpetual envy of distressed N.F.L. teams everywhere.
Entrusting team members with small acts that they can accomplish well and with confidence builds empowerment.
I believe future-minded branches will be more focused on providing advice and personal service — tasks that are difficult to accomplish well online.
This kitchen knows just how much it can accomplish well.
Equipped with these advancements, modern CT scanners accomplish well-defined imaging of cardiovascular structures.
I've been thinking a lot about Consumer Law Design — meaning, how do we build new products & experiences for lay people who want to get their legal tasks accomplished well.
Use your comments on a student's paper to highlight things the paper accomplishes well and a few major things that would most improve the paper.
The objective of our investigations was to develop a new etching process, which accomplished well defined positive etch profiles in silicon.
To our surprise, it turns out that none of these are being accomplished well with existing products, and parents are stressed because they feel like they are failing in an important responsibility.
