The phrase "achieved in harmony with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an accomplishment that aligns or coexists peacefully with other elements or principles.
Example: "The project was achieved in harmony with the community's values and traditions."
Alternatives: "attained in accordance with" or "realized in alignment with".
A great paradox of the transition to a sustainable economy is that it will not be achieved in rural places in harmony with nature, but in cities built to exploit nature without destroying it.
Japan is clearly not alone in hoping that this policy will be achieved in accordance with international law and in harmony with neighboring nations.
On the question of man's ability to effect his own salvation by his works, Suárez, in his De Vera Intelligentia Auxilii Efficacis (1605, pub. 1655), supported the view of the Congruist movement, which held that God gave man sufficient grace to achieve the virtuous conduct congruent to, or in harmony with, his own will.
A post shared by Trisha Hughes / Eat Your Beets (@goeatyourbeets) on Jan 20 , 2015at 9 33am PST. 6. Eating with the seasons is an age-old concept that says by eating in harmony with nature, one can achieve better health and vitality.
He seems to have achieved domestic harmony with Soon-Yi but there's no doubt that the relationship with Keaton is in some ways the relationship of his life.
MAKING computers coexist in harmony with acoustic instruments in a live setting is more easily imagined than achieved.
Riders achieve unity of balance by means of the weight aid, that is, by moving the body in harmony with the movements of the horse, forward, backward, or to the side.
Walking through them is an eerie experience – they are teachers as much as memorials, offering a model of existence in harmony with the environment; something the most advanced architects of our time struggle to achieve.
We lived in harmony, with great happiness.
