The phrase "achieved short" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context or meaning is intended, making it difficult to determine when it could be used.
Example: "The project was achieved short of the expected results." (This is a rephrased version for clarity.)
Alternatives: "fell short" or "achieved briefly."
It was demonstrated that the microchannel with slanted grooves on three walls achieved short pitch spiral flow compared to the microchannel with slanted grooves on one wall.
In the previous test, bioaugmentation with an enrichment culture containing the 183BP strain achieved short term in situ treatment of 1,1-DCE, 1,1,1-TCA, and 1,1-dichloroethane (1,1-DCA).
But the reward for the 90-minute climb up flights of ancient stone stairs is the most incredible view that can be achieved (short of a helicopter) of how Machu Picchu was carefully integrated into its natural surroundings.
In other words, is what you achieved short term with your child worth the long-term cost?
An optimized LMF protocol for generating iPS cells achieved short reprogramming times of 8 days or less.
And Councilman Daniel J. Halloran III, a Republican from Queens, warned that the budget had "achieved short-term victories at the expense of the long term".
There is an active debate about the long-term impact of activism, but there is no question that in recent years activists in many cases have achieved short-term excess positive returns, and that activist campaigns have regularly garnered the support of many traditionally more passive shareholders.
In the early 1990s as Japanese workers achieved shorter, not longer, working hours, and as much of the massive investment of the late 1980s remained unused, Japanese growth stalled.
Their study found peer teaching achieved short-term learner outcomes comparable to faculty-based teaching with the student-teaching reinforcing their own learning [ 17].
A Cochrane review found no clear evidence for behavioural relapse prevention interventions being effective and only relatively weak evidence that some medications, effective for smoking cessation, may also be effective as relapse prevention interventions when provided for extended periods to smokers who had achieved short-term abstinence[ 3].
Patients receiving therapy achieved shorter 6MWDs than those not receiving treatment.
