The phrase "achieve it using" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing methods or tools to accomplish a specific goal or task.
Example: "To improve your writing skills, you can achieve it using various online resources and practice exercises."
Alternatives: "accomplish it with" or "attain it through".
The first method is to integrate this rearrangement at the Doppler filtering, the second method is to achieve it using the EDMA, and the third one is to achieve it using the CPU.
They describe how they achieve it using the "new HTML5 History API (which really has nothing to do with HTML — it's a JavaScript API) that allows them to manage the URL changes while CSS3 transitions handle the sliding".
The first method is to integrate the data rearrangement at the end of the Doppler filtering, the second method is to perform this data rearrangement using the EDMA, and the third one is to achieve it using CPU.
The first method is to integrate the data rearrangement at the end of beamforming, the second method is to perform this data rearrangement using the EDMA, and the third one is to achieve it using CPU.
When you decide to achieve (it) using terror, now terror is not used against people who are killed.
We have achieved it using only commercially available QW VCSELs subject to mechanical strain without any other external forcing.
These people also valued self-sufficiency in their heating and reported achieving it using wood as a source of heat.
To achieve it, I use a compass, a ruler, my eyes and my hands".
Kruger does achieve it – she uses the space to maximum effect.
To achieve it, he suggests using John Frieda Root Awakening Strength Restoring Gel on the top and sides of the head, then combing the hair back, leaving the ends alone to allow for movement.
He achieved it by using stretch seersucker for a form-fitting jacket, stitching the waist pleats to trim the trousers and making his signature sweater set fitted and manly.
