The phrase "achieve radically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant or transformative accomplishments in various contexts, such as personal development, social change, or innovation.
Example: "To truly transform our community, we must aim to achieve radically in our approach to education and outreach."
Alternatives: "make significant progress" or "attain transformative results."
However, in order for the desired sustainability objectives (defined in economic, social, environmental and technological terms) to be achieved, radically new approaches, including in design and construction techniques, will be necessary.
Whether you're just starting the relationship with your manager, or you've been working together for years, here are ten questions to ask each other that can dramatically improve the dynamic between you, and create the foundation for achieving radically different results.
In agreement with the hypothesis of independent evolution of proton energetics in multiple lineages, proton tightness of membranes appears to be achieved by radically different means in different organisms, namely, the mobility of side chains is restricted in distinct ways and diverse hydrocarbons are packed in the midplane of the H+-tight membranes [ 32, 66].
When firms encounter a customer's innovative concept and have the appropriate technological competence and strategies to realize the customer's radically new concepts and actively accept their new concepts, they can achieve the development of a radically new product.
Or rather, achieving them is radically complex.
The government must think and act radically if it is to achieve its 50% target.
That's what we want to achieve here at All Saints by being a radically inclusive community.
Therefore, our main goals of the treatment of fibular osteomyelitis are to debride infectious tissues radically, regain proper length, and achieve bone union, and obtain better functions of knee and ankle joints.
Leonardo radically used light and shade to achieve sculptural volume and atmosphere; John emerges from darkness into light and seems to emanate light and goodness.
And the middle-period Beethoven offered Verdi a particular model of how to achieve dramatic intensity and complex musical development without radically departing from Classical forms.
