The phrase "achieve dramatically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant or impactful accomplishments or changes in a particular context.
Example: "The team was able to achieve dramatically improved results after implementing the new strategy."
Alternatives: "achieve significantly" or "achieve remarkably".
This new NAND-type flash memory package can achieve dramatically higher performance and lower power consumption compared with any conventional NAND-type flash memory module.
The challenge is to give managers a systematic way to question basic assumptions about how a service is defined and delivered and to see the opportunity to achieve dramatically better results.
We reveal that a nickel foil heating element embedded inside a SHLB cell plays a dominant role in self-heating and we experimentally demonstrate that a 2-sheet design can achieve dramatically accelerated self-heating due to more uniform internal temperature distribution.
"Another was that public sector leadership, resources, and talent can and must be fostered, unlocked, and optimized in order to achieve dramatically better results for low income people.
Some old wind farms have recently been re-powered to achieve dramatically improved output from higher hub heights, more efficient structural design, improved layout and other turbine refinements.
This is likely due to the combined effects of VP64, NF-κB transcactivating subunit p65, and the viral transcription factor Rta, which together can recruit a multitude of endogenous factors to achieve dramatically enhanced transcriptional activation.
Plasmonic photocatalysts with this design achieved dramatically enhanced activity in full-spectrum photocatalytic hydrogen production.
Equally important is what it achieves dramatically: it is the first Wagner opera in which psychological truth obliterates and subsumes the mythical.
We compare our approach against previous TDM-based approaches, showing that our proposed memory controller achieves dramatically higher performance for non-critical tasks, without any significant impact on the worst- case latency of critical tasks.
Replication-competent retroviral vectors have achieved dramatically improved efficacy for in vivo cancer gene therapy and genome-free retroviral vectors expressing different kinds of antigens have proven excellent as immunogens.
This achieves "dramatically better resolution," according to Lobovsky.
