The phrase "achieved in total" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the complete or overall result of an effort or process.
Example: "The project was a success, with all objectives achieved in total by the end of the quarter."
Alternatives: "accomplished overall" or "attained in full".
It is still not well known how much improvement would be achieved in total knee arthroplasty, especially in Asian knees.
In all experiments of parts A and B, the training and the testing of the GMM-UBM are achieved in total by 120 speakers (1200 speech utterances are split into 720 for training and 480 for testing) from the TIMIT database in order to produce the SIA for TIMIT.
But for other land plants, excluding seed plants, only 10 cp genome sequences have been achieved in total, of which only 3 are from ferns prior this study (see Additional file 1).
If the premise is that equity is achieved in total at NIH, the individual investigator is not obligated to study both sexes, nor is each program within each institute obliged to achieve a 50 50 split of research dollars spent on female and male preclinical research.
Nasal frame grafting has been widely used in nasal reconstruction; however, a stable nasal frame with satisfactory functional and aesthetic results is hard to achieve in total nasal reconstruction.
Such a task seems impossible to achieve in total, and would surely take decades to do so in the best of circumstances.
With the Swiss MATSim scenario we achieve in total an average number of contacts per day of 12.4 (SD = 8.9; mode = 7), which is plausible [ 44].
This synergistic effect between silver and vanadia can only be achieved in the total oxidation of chlorobenzene by choosing appropriate operating conditions, namely conditions avoiding AgCl formation.
Six log reductions were achieved in a total of 10 trials combining pressures of 600 MPa or above with different holding times and temperatures.
Optimization results indicate that exergy efficiency of the cycle increases from 51.4% at base case to 56.15% at the optimized condition while more than 12.98% reduction is achieved in the total cost rate of the system.
Successful microsatellite amplifications from all three loci were achieved in a total of 204 of the 213 samples analyzed with DGGE above (97 M. annularis and 107 M. faveolata).
