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Free sign upThe phrase "accomplished it in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to successfully completing a task or achieving something within a specific timeframe or context.
Example: "She accomplished it in record time, finishing the project ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "achieved it in" or "completed it in".
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"I could never have dreamed that we'd have accomplished it in my first three months".
The record is held by Eric Dickerson, who accomplished it in 30 games.
Secretariat had people talking of a Triple Crown long before he accomplished it in 1973.
And that she has accomplished it in such dramatic hard times makes it all the more unlikely.
Andy Roddick won the back-to-back events in 2003 and 2006, and Patrick Rafter accomplished it in 1998.
Encarnacion became the first Blue Jay in nearly 20 years to homer twice in the same inning when he accomplished it in the seventh.
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"Even though we have a large goal in front of us, if Nehemiah could accomplish it in 52 days, then surely we can do the same thing," he said.
We try to have the kind of a culture that doesn't value excuses in the sense that when you're supposed to accomplish something, and you're at a high level, then your job is to accomplish it, in spite of difficulty.
You may need someone to help you clarify how to make your product work and accomplish it in a simple and engaging way.
This was the first of three combined Channel Slams with Federer accomplishing it in 2009 followed by Nadal's second in 2010.
Don't beat yourself up if you can't accomplish something, or can't accomplish it in the time frame you wanted.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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