The phrase "accomplished elsewhere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been achieved or completed in a different location or context.
Example: "The project was not successful here, but it was accomplished elsewhere with better resources."
Alternatives: "achieved in another place" or "completed in a different location."
Their concerns, as outlined above, are in the potential impact of AI to their own happiness, not what it can accomplish elsewhere.
But while nearly all of the real achievements of the Wired Decade -- laptops, flat screens, faster chips, cheap and huge memories, P.D.A.'s, WiFi, instant messaging, browsers, the Web itself, all the actual stuff -- were accomplished by people elsewhere, it was New Yorkers who made the scramble for instant wealth the endeavors' overriding purpose.
SPE was accomplished as described elsewhere [ 34, 35].
Model identification for multivariate analysis was accomplished as described elsewhere [ 29].
Validation of the reproducibility of the resulting mass spectrometry profiles and elimination of 'outliers' was accomplished as described elsewhere [ 26].
Synthesis of alloyed (ZnS x(CuInS2 1−x core/ZnS shell QDs of variable shell thickness and 1-mercaptododecane ligands grafted onto the particle surface was accomplished as described elsewhere (Nam et al. 2011).
"With little outside assistance," he wrote, "the Kurds have accomplished what George Bush [Sr] has so far failed to achieve elsewhere in Iraq - the orderly overthrow of Saddam Hussein's regime".
Early in the game, I could not perform an action until I had accomplished something completely unrelated elsewhere, after which the camera view had inexplicably changed.
Joseph Mutaboba, the Rwandan ambassador, describes the United Nations session as "yet another meeting" in which the signatories repeated what they had said elsewhere and accomplished little of substance.
