The phrase "accomplished himself" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct form would be "accomplished himself" in a context where someone has achieved something on their own.
Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, he finally accomplished himself by starting his own successful business."
Alternatives: "achieved on his own" or "made a name for himself."
Asked whether Mr Cameron's own comments risked seeming premature, a No 10 spokesman said he had not used the words "mission accomplished" himself but had responded to a question from a journalist accompanying him.
How's Davis going to blame Bush for something Davis accomplished himself by refusing to act when advised of the problem in 1999, before Bush even became a presidential candidate, much less president?
Swann takes a single off the first ball and Finn accomplishes himself well to get off the mark with a toppling sweep.
Mr. Rembar was an accomplished writer himself.
As an accomplished artist himself, Dos Passos also painted his own book jackets, with striking modern images.
An accomplished golfer himself -- he admitted to a handicap of about seven -- Mr. Cooper figured he was about to embark on a dream come true.
As an accomplished writer himself, what would Dr. King have thought about the new altered version of Mark Twain's "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," with racial attitudes of the mid-19th century sanitized by replacing the English language's most despised antiblack slur with the word "slave"?
An accomplished musician himself, Sargent was known for talking constantly while he painted, and would walk around the room (he once estimated that he walked four miles every day going back and forth around his model and the easel) and interrupt his work to play the piano.
One of the great publishers of his generation, as well as an accomplished writer himself, he was responsible for commissioning Thomas Keneally's Schindler's Ark, which sold more than a million copies, won the Booker prize in 1982 and was filmed under Steven Spielberg's direction nine years later as Schindler's List.
An accomplished pianist himself, he speaks avidly of his second wife, Hlne Mercier, a noted concert pianist who recently played some Prokofiev for the queen of Denmark.
(Geoffrey Wolff heads the graduate creative writing program at UC Irvine and is an accomplished writer himself). "He did mention this little echo to 'This Boy's Life,' " Wolff says.
