The phrase "achieved not only by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is accomplished through multiple means or methods, emphasizing that there are additional factors involved.
Example: "Success in this project was achieved not only by hard work but also by effective collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "accomplished not just through" or "realized not solely by".
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.
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.
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.
We propose that long-term abstinence in psychostimulant abusers may be achieved not only by targeting putative mechanistic pathways, but also by optimizing drug treatment regimens designed to disrupt the neural processes underlying the addicted state.
In her extraordinary range of timbre, achieved not only by touch but also by the split-second timing of attack and pedaling, she brought to the music the rainbow brilliance it needed.
Thus the genes that distinguish ER status in our 5 discovery datasets clearly operate in 3 independent datasets to achieve not only the separation of tumors by ER status but also by molecular subtype.
The programme coverage (or effective test rate) is critical for achieving not only individual benefit (reduction of complications by means of early diagnosis and treatment), but also a reduction of transmission at the population level.
Design for Six Sigma (DFSS) is an extension of DFQ adapted to design a new product to achieve not only the high quality standards put forth by Juran, Taguchi et al., but to six sigma level.
The cuts are generally achieved, however, not only by scrapping maintenance and investment programmes, but by withholding pensions.
It has also been shown to suppress the malignization of murine melanoma, and it achieves this not only by inhibiting cell proliferation but also by a direct cytotoxic effect [99].
