The phrase "achieved not only" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a list of accomplishments or results, emphasizing that there are multiple achievements.
Example: "The project achieved not only its primary goals but also exceeded expectations in terms of community engagement."
Alternatives: "accomplished not just" or "attained not only".
If EMU can be successfully achieved, not only will it produce substantial economic and monetary benefits, but its success will have great political and psychological significance.
This highly adhesive property was achieved not only by polycondensation of BOE-hydrolyzates and the carboxylic acids, but also by polyaddition of BOEs and the carboxylic acids.
As a result, the best structural and environmental performances can be achieved not only by replacing cement with mineral admixtures, but also adding steel fibers.
Through this effort, we achieved not only a variety of the THPBs and their glycosides but also tested the catalytic characteristics and capabilities of G. deliquescens NRRL 1086.
An excellent dispersion of CB was achieved not only in the space of interconnected GF, but also in the interior of GF arms.
This is being achieved not only by partnering with the Girl Guide movement, but also with charities such as BEAT, which specialises in supporting people affected by eating disorders or with difficulties with food, weight and shape.
This can be achieved not only by placing a dollar value on specific transactions, operations and divisions of a firm, but by imagining how that value may grow over time.
It is shown that the phase inversion of a W/O emulsion can be achieved not only through changes in thermodynamic state variables but also by the imposition of ultra-high deformation (extensional) rates under constant thermodynamic conditions.
For flux-gate magnetometers (FGM) the reduction of weight as well as power consumption was achieved not only due to the use of new electronic components but also because of the new operation mode development.
This strategy achieved not only an excellent enhancement (10- to 490-fold) in the inhibitory potency, compared to the monofunctional analogues 1 5, but was also an effective modification by selecting a hydrophobic moiety with a flexible linker.
Precise drug delivery should be achieved not only at cell level, but also at organelle level to achieve maximum therapeutic responses as well as avoiding possible toxic side effects of the drugs.
