The phrase "accomplished among" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been achieved or completed within a specific group or context.
Example: "The goals we set for the project were successfully accomplished among the team members."
Alternatives: "achieved within" or "completed among".
But there were also enough novices in the class to make me comfortable, and Fred was quick to supply the less accomplished among us with alternative positions when our muscles failed us.
Comparison of OB and NB with dental and skeletal variables was accomplished among the three age groups (n1, n2, n3).
Father Desmet,a who p468 afterward became so illustrious for what he accomplished among the aborigines of the Rocky Mountains and on the Pacific Slope, manifested, from his first arrival in Missouri, a deep interest in all things pertaining to this singular race.
What it accomplished among undecided voters, if anything, is hard to tell and will take days to sort out.
This fact may be due to clinical data; the present study was accomplished among women, following breast cancer surgery, with shoulder pain and disability, and the original versions were accomplished among orthopedic patients (capsulitis adhesive, impingement syndrome, rotator cuff rupture, etc).
Health promotion and intervention is not easily accomplished among those at high risk, particularly with the annual movement of 220 million people from the countryside to cities in China.
One of the feats of integration that the CIC has managed to accomplish among Barcelona's subcultures is the relatively peaceful coexistence of two opposing identity types, the punks and the hippies.
But others say this has yet to be accomplished -- among them Dr. Strominger, who added, "It remains an unsettled issue".
The vaccination campaign should be confined to the target population to ensure that high vaccination coverage is accomplished early among those most at risk.
For this purpose we analysed different landscape conservation measures and accomplished a survey among the municipal councils in the city-region of Zurich.
In subsequent work we discovered that when the market is thick enough that is, when a large number of patient-donor pairs has been assembled almost all feasible transplants can be accomplished through exchanges among no more than three patient-donor pairs.
