The phrase "accomplished changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to changes that have been successfully made or achieved in a particular context.
Example: "The team presented a report detailing the accomplished changes in the project timeline and budget."
Alternatives: "achieved modifications" or "completed adjustments".
A method is a general theory-based technique to accomplish changes in behavioural determinants; a practical strategy is the specific application of a method, in such a way that it fits the target group and the intervention context.
It's how we accomplish change.
Discusses the many other areas in which Carter will be unable to accomplish change and reform.
"Our goal is to work with the union to accomplish change and to make our facility more viable".
"Newman has never advocated violence and in fact, urges pro-life activists to work within the governmental and legal system to accomplish change," Operation Rescue said in a statement.
Yet the best proof that you don't need a White House pass to accomplish change comes from youthful social entrepreneurs around the country.
If you are a senior executive trying to accomplish change, plan to spend at least one-third of your time working on people issues, Mr. Hammer advises.
While Mott, which invests its endowment without the aid of outside managers, pays attention to proxy matters, it does not view its $3 billion in assets as a way to accomplish change at companies that prove themselves to be poor corporate citizens.
The limitations of this exploration offer several opportunities for further research in acquiring and curating data for analysis, identifying and using network metrics for innovation relationships, and utilizing research results and visualizations to accomplish change.
Just throwing money at the VA isn't going to accomplish change.
This is an exciting time for people like myself, advocating, pushing, pulling and even getting yelled at to accomplish change.
