The phrase "achieved by transferring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process or method through which a goal or result is obtained by the act of transferring something, such as information, resources, or data.
Example: "The desired outcome was achieved by transferring knowledge from experienced team members to new hires."
Alternatives: "obtained through the transfer of" or "realized by moving".
Restoration of the site was achieved by transferring 72 000 t of identical soil from a nearby quarry.
Decimal "dilutions" were achieved by transferring 10 beads to the successive dishes with a mixing time of 10 s.
Intriguingly, polyubiquitination of a substrate can be achieved by transferring preassembled ubiquitin chains from Ube2g2 to a lysine residue in a substrate.
The setting, a first solo show for David Baskin, a sculptor and installation artist, was achieved by transferring the film to a negative so that its line drawings came out white on black.
This is achieved by transferring Al/HfO2/ITO/HfO2 stack around the core region of half polished fiber that imposes equal influence on the horizontal and vertical components of propagating optical modes.
However, for the propellant combinations of interest, between 72% and 88% of the vehicle's propellant is oxidizer, and therefore the lion's share of the benefit of aerial propellant transfer can be achieved by transferring oxidizer alone, with all fuel loaded on the ground.
Process grafting can be achieved by transfer of the execution context (e.g. registers) and memory page frames.
Many of the most promising attempts to transfer individual C4 activities to a C3 plant have been achieved by transfer of maize genes to rice [ 71- 74].
Transfer of Treg cells generated under TregHAR conditions attenuated intestinal inflammation to a level indistinguishable from that achieved by transfer of Treghi-Treg cells.
Cryprotection was achieved by transfer of the crystals to the same buffer containing 30% glycerol and flash freezing into liquid N2.
Of notice, this consideration applies to any kind of 'reprogramming' also if achieved by transfer of transcription factors or cell fusion.
