The phrase "achieved in section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to results or outcomes that were obtained or realized within a specific section of a document, report, or study.
Example: "The results of the experiment were achieved in section three of the report, where all variables were controlled."
Alternatives: "obtained in section" or "accomplished in section".
Furthermore, Figure 11 confirms the result achieved in Section 4.2, and shows further that system capacity gains are achievable.
However, in general, if 0 < μ 1 < μ 0, one cannot obtain multiplicity results like those achieved in Section 2 without some extra assumptions on h ( x ).
Fig. 12 STP versus TS and PS at UE2 Fig. 13 STP versus TS and PS at UE3. Figures 14 and 15 present the results of optimization problem achieved in Section 3.4 with number of generations, N=100, constraint tolerance, ε=10−5, mutation probability, p m =0.05, respectively.
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Some years ago, it was reported (22) that socio-economic differentials in mortality indicate that a degree of success has been achieved in one section of the community that has not been achieved in others.
Low alloy steels are particularly suitable welds can be made rapidly in thin sections, and full penetration can be achieved in thicker sections in a single pass.
The results of reliability estimation for structural components achieved in previous sections were employed to estimate the final reliability for the whole system.
Such a distribution of energies was the cause of Thomson's parabolas, but accurate work requires a narrow energy range, which in this case must be achieved in the analyzer section of the instrument.
Polarization of the short wavelengths is achieved in a bent section of about 8 m and radius 160 m, with a m= 3FeSi multilayer coating.
The recent release of a new abstraction library (TF-slim14) over TF allowed us to carry out further tests, with the goal of validating the results achieved in the previous section and eventually improving the performance.
A model was adopted to treat the turbulence, given the high values of Reynolds number achieved in the passage section.
