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The phrase "achieved by some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a certain outcome or result has been accomplished by a specific group of people or individuals.
Example: "The remarkable progress in renewable energy technology has been achieved by some of the leading researchers in the field."
Alternatives: "attained by certain individuals" or "realized by a few".
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This reprogramming of the spider's routine is presumably achieved by some chemical the wasp larva injects into its host.
But more importantly, it is an opportunity to reflect on how gains achieved by some can be experienced by many more students in many more places.
The eventual 4-1 victory, achieved by some slick, counter-attacking football, was then and is now largely remembered as a dominant thrashing.
The movie's unconscionable length is achieved by some extravagant car chases and a steady stream of gruesome violence, wearying profanity and narrative idiocy.
The hip fracture risk reduction of 40percentt achieved by Amgen's denosumab was in line with or better than that achieved by some other drugs.
The goal, Dr. Doerr explained, is to deliver the better care and lower costs achieved by some large health care groups without being one.
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This is achieved by attaching some small lumped masses at some points of the link.
In that case, some improvements in the prediction of essential genes may be achieved by adding some of these missing genetic relationships; but which are the missing relations to be added?
This can be achieved by adding some copolymers as compatibilizers.
This can be achieved by allocating some of the resources currently planned for superfast broadband.
Further noise reduction is achieved by adding some absorbing material under the car.
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