The phrase "accomplished individually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe tasks or achievements that are completed by a single person rather than a group.
Example: "The project goals were ambitious, but each objective was accomplished individually by the team members."
Alternatives: "achieved separately" or "completed on an individual basis".
Look for projects where each person's work is separable, and yet everyone contributes toward a shared goal that could not be accomplished individually.
"Working with Bill was one of those partnerships where one plus one equals much more than either of us could have accomplished individually," he says.A walk in the PARCAs early as 1977, Mr Allen envisaged a future in which home computers linked by high-speed fibre-optic cables would allow people to order groceries or sell their cars.
I'm so proud of what they accomplished individually and I'm excited to keep in touch with all 12 as they progress in their careers!
Similarly, McNamara (2012) makes reference to Gray's definition of collaboration and defines collaboration as an interaction between parties who work together to pursue complex goals based on shared interests and a collective responsibility for interconnected tasks which cannot be accomplished individually.
"I'm really proud of what I accomplished individually," Love said.
Arguably, Dr. King's legacy is found not in what he accomplished individually, but through what his example compelled so many others to do, even long after his passing.
The project began when the new leadership of the public library and the historical society met with the Princeton university archivist to discuss projects they could do together that they may not be able to accomplish individually.
Young women are the vehicles of hope for our futures and it is up to us to ensure that our Gyrls are certain of what they can accomplish individually and collectively and that every dream can be conquered.
"He had accomplished everything individually so he wanted to win the title.
Though they have accomplished much individually in opera and concert work, they have been committed to the Hinds Sisters Trio since 1982, when they were introduced by the composer Gian Carlo Menotti at the Spoleto Festival in Charleston, S.C.
Searches were accomplished either individually or in batch mode (analysis of large datasets).
