The phrase "achieved owing to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was accomplished as a result of a specific cause or reason.
Example: "The project's success was achieved owing to the team's hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "accomplished due to" or "realized because of".
A large FOV was thus achieved owing to the high flexural rigidity of the skeletal structure.
Enhanced service life of the noble layers is achieved owing to the galvanic effect.
Single- and dual-frequency resonance characteristics are introduced, both of which are achieved owing to the added delay in control.
In recent years, important advances toward these goals have been achieved owing to the rapidly growing interdisciplinary interest and significant progress in both experimental techniques and theoretical methods.
It was found that the crack-free deposition can be achieved owing to the fact that micro-LAAM process used in this study had very low heat input.
A highly reliable structure is achieved owing to the lower doping density near the drain region, which reduces the peak electric field and the electron temperature.
Security is a very important factor in Mobile Grid Computing and is also difficult to achieve owing to the open nature of wireless networks and heterogeneous and distributed environments.
Online data analysis has not been addressed; segmentation of threads and online alignment of outputs seem difficult to achieve owing to the sharing restrictions imposed by GPGPU.
112 Although it is possible to remove some LNPCPs en bloc with snare resection, it may be technically difficult to achieve owing to reduced snare stiffness while uncertainty about the resection plane may lead to concerns about perforation due to lack of control of tissue volume and from thermal injury due to an inability to control the cutting plane.
Posterior fossa ependymomas in particular deserve our attention, as they frequently occur in children of very young age, and complete surgical resection is often difficult to achieve owing to the involvement of multiple cranial nerves and branches of the vertebrobasilar arterial system at this location.
The identification of candidate genes underlying a QTL is important both for developing markers and determining the molecular genetic basis of a trait, but remains difficult to achieve owing to the large number of genes often contained within individual QTL [ 6].
