The phrase "achieved in fact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something has been accomplished or realized in reality, often in contrast to what might be assumed or expected.
Example: "The results of the experiment were surprising, as the desired outcome was achieved in fact, despite initial doubts."
Alternatives: "actually accomplished" or "truly realized".
It achieved, in fact, what Sukarno himself most joyously sought and acclaimed as "national identity," an exhilarating sense of pride in being Indonesian.
"He admires what Tsipras and Varoufakis achieved – in fact he told friends he sees something of his younger self in the charismatic, motorbike-riding, eye-for-the-ladies Varoufakis.
And the way it was designed was, if opportunity struck and conflict was not required or if very early success was achieved, in fact, the number of forces flowed could be adjusted.
The message of this work is that such an improvement can easily be achieved, in fact without any additional experimental effort.
An increased efficacy of the standard of care was recently achieved, in fact, with TMZ concomitant and adjuvant in respect to radiotherapy [ 32, 33].
More than two decades after the implementation of user fees, the objective of improving access to primary health care has still not been achieved; in fact, they are now considered a major barrier to accessing health services.
Prior research found that students who memorized more easily were not higher achieving – in fact, they did not have what the researchers described as more "math ability" or higher IQ scores.
We check that, at least for those primes p which are not of the form of a power of two plus one, the algebraic degree of the construction achieves in fact the upper bound n−1.
However, long-term remissions are difficult to achieve, in fact myeloma cells often develop secondary resistance to proteasome inhibition.
Very good linearities were, in fact, achieved in the tested calibration ranges with correlation coefficient values >0.99 for all the analytes and accuracies and RSDs calculated for between-run and tested at concentrations of 1, 10, and 80 mg L−1 were ranging from 91.3% to 106.6%, and from 0.5 to 8.9%, respectively.
Arendt posits that one's sense of self is not something that can be achieved alone; in fact it is contingent on recognition from others to be realized.
