The phrase "achieved points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing points that have been earned or obtained, often in relation to a game, competition, or assessment.
Example: "After completing the challenges, the team proudly displayed their achieved points on the leaderboard."
Alternatives: "earned points" or "gained points".
For Schlosser, who expresses a great deal of sympathy for the activists in Tennessee, the breach of security they achieved points to a wider malaise than slack guarding.
The achieved points are potential lesion voxels which are utilized to detect breast lesions.
On the final drive of the first half, Illinois finally achieved points, with kicker Taylor Zalewski making a 21-yard field goal as time expired.
Four subgroups were formed depending on the achieved points in the Harvard Group Scale of Hypnotic Susceptibility: 0 3 points: low hypnotizability (LH), 4 6 low-medium hypnotizability (LMH), 7 9 high-medium hypnotizability (HMH), 10 12 high hypnotizability (HH).
The results achieved point out some shortcomings in the classic engineering practice and provide some remarks for future research.
Pulmonary vein isolation was achieved point-to-point to ensure strict correlation between each lesion and its CF characteristics.
The results achieved point towards a tight genetic control of photochemical traits, as previously described in crop species like maize [ 103, 106], barley [ 104] or soybean [ 40].
Once you feel you have achieved point number two, wrap up your solo, all the while listening to the band.
Confirming the above discussion, we can observe in the figure that TDMA indeed achieves points outside the slope region attained with superposition coding with fixed decoding order.
In general, spacecraft are designed to be maneuvered to achieve pointing objectives.
To resolve the security of fund management and compliance issues, we may use blockchain technology to achieve point-to-point, direct money transfer between users.
