The phrase "achieved indicators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing metrics or benchmarks that have been successfully met or reached.
Example: "The project was deemed successful due to the achieved indicators of performance and efficiency."
Alternatives: "met targets" or "attained metrics".
The most frequently achieved indicator was that of gaining skills through training, either provided by the RDSU, or from other sources.
Professionals appeared more preoccupied by their lack of control in achieving indicator targets, especially if dependent upon patient cooperation: 'I can see why the alcohol and obesity were thought of as important, I get the clinical reason but I'm not sure that it worked in the real world.
Important cost-benefit synergies can be achieved if indicators are derived from existing data.
As many participants turned out to have achieved these indicators before implementation of the program, sub-analyses focused on matching intervention and comparison participants who had not achieved reintegration outcomes prior to program implementation.
Among countries that have not already achieved target indicators, however, practitioner growth will be insufficient for any additional countries to reach the surgeon and refractionist targets by year 2020.
Initial work-plans should be developed by implementing partners in consultation with the respective UNICEF programme manager, and activities to be implemented under the CPAP across identified programme components including a clear statement of the CPAP outcome to be achieved and indicators for measuring results.
Enhanced saccharide electrochemical sensing using dopamine cross-linked chitosan film on the electrode as an indicator was achieved by coupling indicator displacement assay (IDA) with a redox cycling.
The y-Axis is labelled with the index achieved for each indicator per scale.
Due to limitations in achieving more indicators, especially for the interrelation between ecology and socio-economy, the study group expresses the clear need for further refinement of this excellent analytical and management instrument with a special focus on integrated indicators.
Multiple days of intake, along with repeated reports over time, are needed to achieve stable indicators of individual intakes and to support evaluation of success in meeting dietary goals because of intraindividual intake variability.
