The phrase "achieved it into" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "After months of hard work, I finally achieved it into a successful project." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase.)
Alternatives: "achieved it in" or "achieved it as" or "turned it into."
Once the final active product is achieved, it is crystallized into a solid.
Clearly, when measurable results are achieved, it can feedback into a virtuous circle of then undertaking additional activities or at least acting as a catalyst to become a 'champion' to then encourage other SMEs to adopt similar measures [24].
This project was in every sense an excavation, and he achieved it partly by digging into his own work, revisiting certain scenes and subjects again and again and at times also making superficially similar if drastically divergent copies of his paintings.
15 However, although some improvement was achieved, it did not translate into a survival benefit.
"As long as you're willing to put the work in, you can definitely achieve it". Hughes goes into Friday's fight knowing that few are backing him to beat Lancashire's Catterall, who is ranked number four in the world by the WBO and will have a partisan Manchester crowd behind him.
www.gallerynorth.org Revitalizing the familiar is Mr. White's stated aim, and he achieves it by pumping air into his scenes.
Another challenge, or rather an interesting misconception I personally faced was people only seeing the beautiful happy moments, not realizing how much work, failure, and sweat was put into achieving it.
I found out that, no matter how much effort had to go into achieving it, I liked being pretty and better yet, thought of as pretty.
Control was a key defining feature of adequate manhood, and efforts to achieve it also led men into side-lining their health.
That neatly subversive little number is called "Brotherhood of Bastards," and it does something that the rest of this smoothly staged show is always striving for, but seldom achieves: It tweaks a sentimental cliché into tasty freshness without destroying its original appeal.
