The phrase "accomplished war" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a war that has been successfully completed or resolved, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The treaty marked the end of an accomplished war, bringing peace to the region."
Alternatives: "successful war" or "resolved conflict".
Marie Colvin, one of the most accomplished war correspondents of our generation, made her last fateful trip to what was then an embattled city of Homs.
Josh McConville delivers a tense, twitchy, vein-popping performance choc-full of rage and confusion as a PTSD-afflicted soldier in Escape and Evasion, writer/director Storm Ashwood's highly ambitious and technically accomplished war film.
Hastings, an accomplished war correspondent and sharp political reporter, was best known for writing a critical Rolling Stone profile of General Stanley McChrystal that led to his resignation.
Putnam Democrats called for a "vigorous prosecution" of the war to restore the national government's authority, but "when this is accomplished the war ought to cease".
Maybe the way to look at it was: Harold Winerip had a serious mental illness, and yet look at what he accomplished — a war veteran, a lifelong marriage, two sons at Harvard, a larger-than-life figure at the newspaper.
In winning the Security Council's unanimous support for the resolution on Iraq today, the Bush administration has now orchestrated the final steps toward disarming Saddam Hussein, leaving open for only a brief matter of weeks the question whether that will be accomplished by war or peaceful means.
Mission accomplished: the War on Christmas is over -- for this year at least.
Obviously, the cold war didn't teach our leaders how to use diplomacy — and time — to accomplish what war can never do: enable the people within a country to work for the benefit of their own societies.
Neither side has a viable military option against the other, which, I am sorry to say, is why both opted for a peace that so patently tries to accomplish what war couldn't.
The war accomplished nothing.
We need to be careful of too much 'mission accomplished' or 'the war on terror is over'".
