The phrase "achieved principally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was accomplished mainly or primarily through a specific means or method.
Example: "The project's success was achieved principally through the collaboration of the entire team."
Alternatives: "primarily achieved" or "mainly accomplished".
The Zimbabwe constitution agreed at the Lancaster House conference and granted by Britain represents a hard-earned political victory achieved principally through a sustained and bitter armed struggle.
In the Papal States the restoration, achieved principally by the diplomacy of the cautious secretary of state, Ercole Cardinal Consalvi, brought increasing government centralization.
The reduction of sheet metal to foil is achieved principally through vertical pressure exerted by finishing-mill rolls combined with horizontal tension applied through mandrels paying out and rewinding the foil stock.
Prof. Jill Lewis, chairman of the Center for Public Policy and Urban Research at New Jersey City University, said it generally took several years for residents of such developments to weave themselves into the fabric of the community, achieved principally through their children's enrollment in school.
This is achieved principally through measuring the pH of gastric aspirate (1st line test) =/- x-ray (2nd line test) (NPSA, 2011).
This 'rebalancing' of the ventilator settings in favor of a more lung protective strategy has been achieved principally by reducing tidal volume from 590 to 506 ml, while simultaneously increasing the ventilation rate from 13 to 15 bpm.
How this balance is achieved depends principally on the vision of urban planners, yet in the end what the public lives with is architecture.
This is principally achieved with reference to the SI base units of the meter and the second.
The aberration correction process was principally achieved by calculating the Zemlin tableau of a series of aberration coefficients followed by visualization of the phase shift image (phase plate).
Geochemical proxies show that oil and gas prone (Type II III) and gas prone (Type III) kerogen-rich Late Cretaceous sediments of the Dorado and Barracuda wells have principally achieved maturity levels for oil window.
It is expected that the notable doping effect was principally achieved by the strong mutual reaction between radicalized TCNQ molecules and RGO flakes in the liquid phase, as predicted from the absorbance spectra.
