The phrase "achieved in reality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been accomplished or realized in the real world, as opposed to being theoretical or hypothetical.
Example: "The goals we set for the project were ambitious, but we are proud to say they were achieved in reality."
Alternatives: "realized in practice" or "attained in the real world."
However, it can never be achieved in reality.
Perhaps one of our most striking results occurs in Germany, where the two case studies both yield lower sales for BEV than were achieved in reality until 2015, and the PHEV actual sales were better than the NL case but not the UK case.
Despite the changes, little has been achieved in reality with Indonesia's National Police jobs website stating earlier this month that: "In addition to the medical and physical tests, women who want to enter the police force must take virginity tests".
Thus, the golden hour of shock is not achieved in reality [ 35].
In contrast, for badgers, the level of vaccination achieved in reality is much lower because anti-rabies vaccine appears to be less effective in immunizing badgers [ 3].
On the other hand, extensive measures aimed at radically altering the amount of passenger traveling or the distribution of traffic on the air connections can hardly be achieved in reality.
Perhaps most enviable in Atticus's parenting (and hardest to achieve in reality) is the quality that the adult Scout describes as an "infinite capacity for calming turbulent seas".
Most randomized controlled trials (RCTs) evaluating procedural skills achieved in virtual reality (VR) transferred to the operating room (OR) have explored surgical procedures such as laparoscopy and flexible endoscopy [ 8- 10].
Furthermore, the timing could not possibly be better: These predictions that dramatic reductions of transmission can be achieved in Africa parallels reality on the ground in many countries today, while at the same time, the global financial support base for national control programs is in clear and present danger.
Generally, this implies that pencil beam-like algorithms such as in the Clarkson method tend to give the wrong impression that a good PTV coverage has been achieved when in reality this is not the case.
Accordingly, the results achieved in these weight loss reality television shows are arguably not representative of reality at all.
