The phrase "accomplished merely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was achieved only or simply, often implying that it was not a significant or impressive accomplishment.
Example: "The task was accomplished merely by following the basic guidelines provided."
Alternatives: "achieved only" or "completed simply".
Moreover, activating engine thrust requires a complex multi-step protocol, and cannot be accomplished merely by saying, "Engines on".
This ideal cannot be accomplished merely by bringing together people of different backgrounds and ideologies, though that is a necessary starting point.
Prudent investing is not accomplished merely by writing out a check to transfer your life savings to a purported Wall Street icon who assures you that your money is safe and well invested according to an investment strategy that's just far too complicated to be explained to you.
Can it be accomplished merely by careful analysis?
This validation can be accomplished merely by knowing which peaks can be uniquely identified by our definition.
In 1912 de Forest conceived the idea of "cascading" a series of Audion tubes so as to amplify high-frequency radio signals far beyond what could be accomplished by merely increasing the voltage on a single tube.
But, by avoiding the subject altogether, they merely accomplished appearing "out of touch" in a different way.
The key factor separating geniuses from the merely accomplished is not a divine spark.
Yet these images, like much of what follows, veer towards the merely accomplished.Ray returned to Paris in 1951.
What Dong accomplished was not merely a theological justification for the emperor as the "son of heaven" (tianzi); rather, his theory of mutual responsiveness between heaven and humanity provided the Confucian scholars with a higher law by which to judge the conduct of the ruler.
Here, however, their development team merely accomplished something that was pretty good, and then they moved on.
