The phrase "achieved not only through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is accomplished by multiple means or methods, emphasizing that there are additional factors involved.
Example: "Success in this project was achieved not only through hard work but also through effective collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "attained not just by" or "realized not solely through".
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.
This, in my view, is the long-term benefit of a vigorous competition policy, which is achieved not only through merger control, but also through the control of subsidies, the fight against cartels and the opening-up of previously monopolised sectors.
At relatively high temperatures, because phonon occupation number increases rapidly with temperature, the electron-phonon interaction is achieved not only through phonon emission, but also through phonon absorption.
That peak, by the way, is now 430 foot-pounds at 5,250 rpm, achieved not only through a larger displacement but also via a higher compression ratio.
Furthermore, we demonstrate that increased sperm quantity is likely achieved, not only through an increase in testes size, but through selection for greater sperm production via an increase in the relative amount of sperm-producing tissue contained within the testes.
Self-digestion can be achieved not only through induction of apoptosis but also through a different intracellular degradation pathway known as autophagy.
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.
He achieved this status not only through his brilliant command of the Spanish language and sparklingly mischievous (and corrosive) sense of humor, but also through his unrelenting commitment to revolutionary change.
The victory has been achieved, of course, not only through an effective vaccine (known as OPV3), but also through unending labors across the continent by countless volunteers, traditional and religious leaders, and much determined work by national and local governments.
In cooperation with other genes known to be expressed in the developing sensory neurons and hair cells [3], [4], [5], [74], [75], Neurod1 may achieve neuronal differentiation not only through upregulation of appropriate downstream target genes [62] but also through suppression of other bHLH genes that mediate other states of cellular differentiation such as Neurog1 [69] or Atoh1 [26].
