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The phrase "achieved almost no" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where very little success or progress has been made in achieving a goal or outcome.
Example: "Despite their efforts, the team achieved almost no results in the first quarter of the project."
Alternatives: "accomplished nearly nothing" or "attained hardly any".
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AMONG the many changes in Argentine policy wrought by Carlos Menem, one in particular has seemed to have achieved almost no results.
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