The phrase "achieved repeated" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, as "achieved" and "repeated" do not logically connect in this way.
Example: "The team achieved repeated success in their projects over the years."
Alternatives: "achieved multiple" or "attained repeated".
Money taken in tax is put back into the economy and achieves repeated benefits, rather than disappearing into the government's coffers as too many commentators imply.
Despite having opportunities now to change the world, when asked what single change they would like to achieve, repeated surveys of women always produce the same answer: weigh less.
The dysfunctional parts are deleted because they fail to achieve repeated uses.
The preferred use of SRS is that it achieves repeated control of the target lesion without risk of detrimental neurocognitive effects after the therapy [ 8, 23].
However, few studies have examined interventions to achieve repeat screening.
Recurrence of HGD was documented in 6 patients with all but 1 patient achieving repeat complete eradication with subsequent treatments.
The analytical precision of the set-up was assessed by reproducibility achieved for repeated measurements of the same replicate and by the reproducibility achieved for repeated preparations and measurements of the same urine sample [40].
The analytical precision of the set-up was assessed by (a) reproducibility achieved for repeated measurement of the same replicate and (b) by the reproducibility achieved for repeated preparation and measurement of the same urine sample.
The analytical precision of the platform was assessed by (a) reproducibility achieved for repeated measurement of the same replicate and (b) by the reproducibility achieved for repeated preparation and measurement of the same urine sample; details on analytical precision were reported recently [ 21].
Healing in some cases was achieved after repeated surgical attempts.
