The phrase "achieved a conclusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of reaching a decision or final judgment after consideration or analysis.
Example: "After extensive research and discussion, the committee achieved a conclusion regarding the proposed policy changes."
Alternatives: "reached a conclusion" or "arrived at a conclusion."
McCain's and Murphy's presence on the Maidan was undoubtedly a morale booster, but the the actions of this administration go far beyond that by engaging in seeking solutions and achieving a conclusion to what is now being called a revolution in Ukraine.
We have not found any other case report with a 2-year-old neglected dislocated hip with complete atrophy of the stabilizing muscles, as in our case, having achieved a satisfactory conclusion.
Introducing an auxiliary matrix (overline{A}=(bar {a}_{ij})_{ntimes n}), where (bar{a}_{ij}=sup_{tgeq0}bar {a}_{ij}(t)), (1leq i,jleq n), the author also achieved a more useful conclusion to verify condition (5): If −A̅ is a nonsingular M-matrix, then condition (5) holds.
Young, who wrote the text and stars in the piece, and Pite, who choreographed and directed it, aimed for and achieved a more enlightening conclusion.
Noting that foreign partners consider it "offensive" to be cited by the United States as unfair traders, Mrs. Hills said Japan's support was needed to achieve a successful conclusion in the Uruguay Round of global trade liberalization talks.
Finally, an experiment is also given to indicate that the calculation accuracy and the evaluation efficiency of the proposed method achieve a satisfactory conclusion.
Because of the recent hypothesis of involvement of the venous hemodynamics in multiple sclerosis (MS), and because of the pitfalls of these studies, there is the need to achieve a definite conclusion from a large sample of subjects by using a strict and controlled neurosonological protocol.
Finally, we achieve a significant conclusion, which is written in a closed form.
Utmost honesty is required, and facts should not be used selectively to achieve a certain conclusion.
Cotton and his allies think we can achieve a victorious conclusion in short order.
