The phrase "achieve largely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a significant portion of something has been accomplished or attained.
Example: "The team was able to achieve largely their goals for the quarter, exceeding expectations in several areas."
Alternatives: "achieve mostly" or "accomplish largely".
Washington was deliberately excluded from the diplomacy and put in the awkward position of welcoming a ceasefire it had long sought but failed to achieve, largely because of Russia.
Critics have contended that a designation by the Treasury Department or the United Nations could achieve largely the same result as would adding the network to the much more prominent State Department list, with far fewer consequences.
Mixed cation halide perovskite solar cells (PSCs), in a formula of ABX3 where A is a mixture of formamidinium (FA) or cesium (Cs) cations, represent a promising new architecture to achieve largely improved stability and higher power conversion efficiency (PCE).
Until now this has proved difficult to achieve, largely due to the homogeneity of the fluvial succession coupled with structural complexity as a result of Cape Fold Belt orogenesis.
While no one is ruling out a link, officials say this appears, at the moment, to be a case where home-grown militants took their inspiration from Al Qaeda's basic idea -- violence in the name of their radical vision of Islam -- to achieve largely local political aims.
The use of SEER allowed comprehensive ascertainment of the occurrence of cancers, since these cancer registries achieve largely complete surveillance and provide high-quality data on incident cancers.
64 Target sample size was not achieved, largely because a large proportion of patients were transferred to another medical team following admission.
The main achievement of his first term, the clampdown on crime, was achieved largely by William Bratton, the then police commissioner, introducing private-sector management methods to the police force.
This is achieved largely through analogical or 'case-based' reasoning.
That was achieved largely through the 1997 acquisition of Boston Technology.
Her success at the mainstream US brand Liz Claiborne was achieved largely through diversification.
