The phrase "achieved in characterizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the success or accomplishment of a process related to defining or describing something.
Example: "The results achieved in characterizing the new material were promising and opened up new avenues for research."
Alternatives: "accomplished in defining" or "succeeded in describing".
Considerable progress has been achieved in cloning and characterizing the functions of nicotianamine synthase (NAS) in plants including barley, Arabidopsis and rice.
Since NA is the key for regulating Fe homeostasis in plants, considerable progress has been achieved in cloning and characterizing the functions of NAS in plants, including barley [ 29, 30], Arabidopsis[ 31], rice [ 32], tomato [ 25] and maize [ 33].
Since ZIP is the key transporter for Zn and Fe uptake and translocation in plants, considerable progress has been achieved in cloning and characterizing its functions in crop plants, including soybean and maize [ 30, 31].
Current statistical methods including cross correlation and coherence have achieved only modest success in characterizing the structural connectivity.
Our results illustrate the importance of achieving this nationally representative sample in characterizing exposure.
We propose that the work of a functioning IDR team is best characterized as a complex task achieved in "highly flexible and fluid ways" [ 12].
Although American (11 ) and African TBRF Borrelia (12 ) are now better characterized, no definitive molecular characterization of Borrelia species responsible for relapsing fever has been achieved in Israel.
However, further research is clearly needed in order to more concretely characterize the benefits that have been achieved and that might be achieved in the future.
In spite of this, how this process is achieved in this compartment and its implication(s) for human mitochondrial RNA metabolism still remain to be characterized.
Modern analytical tools provide a significant assistance in characterizing excipient variability to achieve this understanding.
