The phrase "achieved almost exclusively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was accomplished primarily or mainly through a specific means or method, with little to no contribution from others.
Example: "The project's success was achieved almost exclusively through the team's innovative strategies and hard work."
Alternatives: "primarily accomplished" or "largely attained".
Regulation of cholesterol biosynthesis was achieved almost exclusively by changes in flux through the Bloch pathway.
As a result, systemic delivery of RNAi mediators has been achieved almost exclusively by injection in mammalian studies.
Curiously, this pattern in calves is the opposite of the one we observed in lambs, where the difference in temperature between dawn and dusk was achieved almost exclusively by a gradual elevation of temperature at dusk, while the temperature at dawn remained unaltered [ 17].
For an example of what can be achieved by playing this attractiveness game, simply consider Kim Kardashian, an American female celebrity who achieved stardom almost exclusively through her physical 'attractiveness' according to today's societal standards.
"We've actually achieved almost everything".
From this perspective it is surprising that metal deposition was almost exclusively achieved by techniques such as sputtering, electroless deposition, and thermal evaporation, leading to the formation of metal nanostructures with undefined shape, broad size distribution, and undefined interparticle spacing [12].
While there are a number of different fusion techniques, the necessary stabilization is currently almost exclusively achieved by pedicle screw - rod - systems.
It was accompanied by one of the most destabilizing propositions in the modern history of corporate governance: This alignment was best achieved by paying corporate managers almost exclusively with stock.
Overall, elevated extraction yields have almost exclusively been achieved by means of severe, as well as time- and cost-intensive treatments, which consequently lead to the degradation of the extracted compounds [17].
However, Osborne needs to continue squeezing his budget and from this year has switched almost exclusively to achieving that aim with welfare spending cuts.
