The phrase "achieved a widespread" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or reach of an accomplishment, influence, or phenomenon.
Example: "The new policy achieved a widespread acceptance among the community, leading to significant changes in behavior."
Alternatives: "garnered extensive" or "attained broad".
Intra-abdominal pressure was recorded indirectly by using intra-bladder pressure, but this technique had achieved a widespread adoption worldwide.
However, OSEE has not yet achieved a widespread use for investigating the surface state of CFRP substrates exhibiting contaminations considered relevant, e.g., in aeronautical use.
This epidemic has spread to developing countries and achieved a widespread global importance (Abubakari et al., 2008; Kain et al., 2002; Raj et al., 2007).
The agitators dreamed of halting the city's operations and achieving a widespread shift in public opinion.
However, many technical hurdles have to be overcome to achieve a widespread diffusion of wireless sensor network technology.
A pre-activation process on substrate surface has remarkably improved the poor adhesion strength of diamond-like carbon (DLC)–Si coatings on steels which is the largest obstacle in achieving a widespread application of the coatings onto machine components.
This strategy allowed us to repeatedly deliver the cells, achieving a widespread distribution of a significant amount of cells in the CNS.
The strategy of repeated delivery of the cells allowed achieving a widespread distribution of a significant amount of cells in the CNS.
In 2005 in the northern German state of Lower Saxony, a prevention program was initiated comprising three different approaches at the same time to achieve a widespread effect.
Interestingly, application of the non-viral infusion of siRNA into the ventricular system could achieve a widespread sequence-specific gene knockdown in the brain.
Even if magnetic resonance avoids the radiation exposure required for CT scanning, magnetic resonance methods have been found to have significant disadvantages in terms of cost and complexity and have not yet achieved a diffusion as widespread as CT.
