The phrase "achieved either with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or means by which something is accomplished or attained.
Example: "The project can be achieved either with teamwork or individual effort, depending on the circumstances."
Alternatives: "accomplished through" or "attained by means of".
Immobilization is achieved either with the Talon™ system for cranial sites or an Aquaplast cast.
Continuity in a composite beam may be achieved either with internal supports, or by the use of suitable connections within a frame.
Tasks were achieved either with full vision or whilst wearing occlusion goggles enabling only brief (1.5 s) opportunities to visually access the touchscreen.
This can be achieved either with a human-in-the-loop approach (e.g., time-of-use tariffs), where the energy customer gets incentives to shift consumption herself/himself, or it can be done in an automated fashion, where the customer is out of the loop.
Intracellular recordings obtained from cortex in vitro and in vivo were used to record synaptic potentials, while presynaptic activation was achieved either with electrical or natural stimulation.
Rescue was not achieved either with the WT Syt1/7 chimera or with nine mutants where residues that are distinct in synaptotagmin-7 were restored to those present in synaptotagmin-1.
Eliot's own version, in an unpublished memoir written near the end of his life, was: I think that all I wanted of Vivienne was a flirtation or mild affair: I was too shy and unpracticed to achieve either with anybody.
Reduction in incidence of cervical injury and uterine perforation during termination of pregnancy has been demonstrated by preoperative cervical ripening 5, 6 and may be achieved either mechanically, with osmotic dilators, 7 or biochemically with prostaglandins.
Immunocompromised ferrets (achieved either by treatment with chemotherapy drugs or by depleting CD8+ and/or CD4+ T cells) were found to safely tolerate live, attenuated influenza vaccines (Huber and McCullers, 2006; Min et al., 2010).
Prevention of cervical injury and uterine perforation during termination of pregnancy has been demonstrated by preoperative cervical ripening 4, 5 and may be achieved either mechanically, such as with osmotic dilators, 6 or biochemically with prostaglandins.
A further decrease in ΦPA6 is achieved either by loading CB with a higher self-networking capability or by isothermal post-treatments for sufficient self-agglomeration of the CB clusters.
