The phrase "achieve not only" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a list of accomplishments or outcomes, emphasizing that there are multiple achievements.
Example: "Our goal is to achieve not only financial success but also a positive impact on the community."
Alternatives: "attain not just" or "reach not only".
The control law also induces the real robot systems to achieve not only the desired formation but also heading consensus.
But in moving together we achieve not only what is just but also model what is right.
Especially, our aim is to achieve not only significant throughput enhancement, but also essential dropping probability and total delay reduction.
"We work always as a team to achieve not only driving goals but in our marriage," Mr. Taylor said.
Furthermore, the satellite can achieve not only deployment but also retraction for avoiding damage from space debris and for agile attitude maneuvers.
This is, she admits, very hard to achieve, not only because of the implausibility of many opera plots but also because of the physical demands of the art.
The proposed method can achieve not only stability and robustness against uncertainties but also the finite-time convergence to the desired angular rate without control chattering.
In the second level, these optimized schemes are convexly combined using weights constructed to achieve not only higher order of accuracy but also high resolution for short waves.
This approach makes it possible to achieve not only species specificity but also individual specificity within a species, which is important in social contexts.
The results demonstrate that in comparison with traditional position loop CCC method, the proposed scheme can achieve not only nearly perfect contouring error estimation but also obvious promotion of contouring accuracy.
He said: "I am confident that Channel 4 will achieve not only what the BBC carried out in the past but also with a new approach, as the world and Formula 1 has moved on".
