The phrase "achieve by such" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it due to its lack of clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The results can be achieved by such methods" would be a more appropriate construction.
Alternatives: "accomplish through such" or "attain by such means".
What benefits to skilled job creation in the UK were achieved by such visits?
Her ends are achieved by such morally ambiguous means that marriage seems at best a precarious institution on which to base the presumed reassurances of romantic comedy.
The nativists are ascendant in the Republican Party as final negotiations begin in Congress on a major immigration-reform bill that is rooted in a demagogic movement to strengthen border security (a worthy objective, but not one likely to be achieved by such craven symbolic gestures as the deployment of National Guard troops).
The difference, of course, is that the United States would not have gone after Ames on Russian soil — not only because of the risks involved, and the insult to diplomatic ethics, but also because so little would be achieved by such a provocative act.
Proper transparency could not be achieved by such means without grinding and polishing the cast material; the lack of transparency and the difficulty encountered in making any but small panes by this method led to the introduction of stained-glass windows, first used in the Eastern Roman Empire in the early 12th century.
So contribution rates will probably not rise until 2011, and then only gradually.All that is achieved by such machinations is to increase the potential tax bill of future generations the same generations that will also have to pay higher health-care and pension costs of their own, and meet the interest bills on the government deficits being run up in the face of the credit crunch.
The MMSE achieved by such a structure is (28).
Asking the question on what can be achieved by such systems, we aim at an optimal design of diagnostic systems.
In general, the simulation results achieved by such models can be useful not only in modelling the evacuation but also in the development of new buildings.
We identify rank-2 Bratteli diagrams whose C∗-algebras are simple and have real-rank zero, and characterise the K-invariants achieved by such algebras.
