The phrase "achieved as one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a sense of unity or collective accomplishment in various contexts, such as teamwork or collaboration.
Example: "The project was a success, and it was truly achieved as one, with everyone contributing their unique skills."
Alternatives: "accomplished together" or "attained collectively."
They might not have achieved, as one of their activists Ian Bone described on his website, "a revolutionary Soviet in Commercial Street", but there's a sense of victory here.
In particular in the latter case the LNA predicts a maximum in the CV is achieved as one increases the strength of the negative feedback loop whereas the EMRE/IOS analysis shows that the CV increases monotonically.
We investigated whether cognitive improvements can be achieved as early as one month into CPAP treatment in patients with OSA.
This reachability property is then used to search for minimal scenarios such that the property is not achieved as soon as one component is removed in the initialization places or as soon as a component of event timing is disabled.
As this goal is quite hard to achieve as one cannot foresee all the possibilities that might appear, the conceptual model has to be flexible enough to allow the extensions of new flows if this is the case for certain particular applications.
As the sources of variation in our measure of technical change are the sector-specific TFP processes, the years of entry into the labor force, and the years of waves, identification is achieved as long as at least one of these dimensions varies across observations.
It is unclear if data saturation was achieved, as only one focus group meeting and two interviews were performed.
(iii) A significant time saving can be achieved as only one column panning round is needed to select high-affinity phage clones.
Experiments show that the dictionary with only fifteen entries already properly corrects one quarter of erroneous graphs in about 4500 buildings, and even half of the erroneous graphs in one test area, achieving as high as a 95% acceptance rate of the reconstructed models.
What the coronation achieved as a one-off event was crystallised in 1956 when the Radio Times switched its running order.
An avid sportsman, Alfred C. Glassell, Jr. achieved fame as one of the foremost anglers in the world.
