The phrase "achieved by merging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or outcome that results from the combination of two or more elements.
Example: "The final product was achieved by merging the two distinct technologies into a single, cohesive system."
Alternatives: "obtained through combining" or "realized by uniting".
The reduction is achieved by merging queries with overlapping, but not necessarily equal, answers.
In an interview, Mr. Stanton said it was too early to say what parts of the newsroom would be cut, but some reductions would be achieved by merging the online news staff into the main body of the newsroom.
He made sportswear, but he glamourized the concept by making clothes that possessed a new American casual chic sensibility, which he achieved by merging simple styles with luxurious materials.
To achieve an optimum operational decision it is argued, in this study, that the most transparent and robust framework is achieved by merging ER process with the pair-wise comparison, an element of AHP.
This estimate can be achieved by merging the time-average equation, after reformulating it with an equation binding the porosity to transit time recorder in a porous media, with the well-known Archie equation.
Processing sensor data, from multiple non-simultaneously recorded measurement set-ups, for structural analysis is often achieved by merging identification results obtained from records corresponding to different sensor pools.
Reductions in the number and staffing of state agencies are being achieved by the merging of ministries.
Table 1 Total rate, in bits (rate savings) achieved by various merging techniques.
Meyerbeer's grand opera style was achieved by his merging of German orchestra style with Italian vocal tradition.
When a unique person based identifier exists, this can be achieved by simply merging datasets on the identifier.
We achieved this by merging and intersecting the existing bridge-evacuation radii areas with one another in ArcGIS (2009) and dividing the new areas by the total area of the AVF.
