The phrase "achieved movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing progress, physical motion, or changes in position that have been successfully completed.
Example: "The team celebrated the achieved movement towards their project goals, marking a significant milestone in their development."
Alternatives: "accomplished progress" or "successful motion".
Cuts were timed in relation to other cuts around clever screens, promising shots were passed up for even easier opportunities, and for long stretches of play the five Warriors achieved movement that was so fast and yet cohesive that it became limpid and, counterintuitively, a viewer could see their intent with explicit clarity.
By doing so, China achieved movement forward in developing nuclear security, which constitutes an important contribution to the international nuclear security architecture.
In the group of upper incisor torque (1) as well as in the group of premolar derotation (2) there was a statistical significant difference between the planned movement in the ClinCheck® and the clinical achieved movement (Table 2).
Uragami Gyokudō achieved movements of near abstraction with shimmering, kinetic, personalized readings of nature.
However, the precise degree to which the achieved movements differ from the ideal movements planned using digital setups is difficult to quantify experimentally.
The first study on the efficacy of Invisalign® (Align Technology, Santa Clara, CA, USA) clear aligners reported a mean accuracy defined as the overlap between the predicted and achieved movements—of 41% overall [6], while subsequent study reported more promising results [7].
People were talking about the primacy of materials, and about achieving movement in art through the surface action of color and line.
He took four Derbyshire wickets in the first of the tourists' two first-class matches before the opening Test at Lord's, achieving movement and bounce at a lively pace.
To him 3-D is just a means to end, to showcase the medium he loves to work in: stop-motion animation, in which the hands and every other part of the characters in the movie (actually they're puppets) are manipulated frame by frame to achieve movement and expression and to tell a story.
Veneers were added to achieve movement.
A comprehension of how cells organize their cytoskeletal components for achieving movement is an important goal within the life sciences, but is also of significant interest for medicine and materials science.
