The phrase "achieved some performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or outcomes of an action, particularly in contexts related to goals, tasks, or evaluations.
Example: "The team worked hard on the project and achieved some performance improvements in their workflow."
Alternatives: "attained certain results" or "reached a level of performance."
In this paper, for the first time, structural reliability principles are applied to determine the prospect of a process plant achieving some performance targets under uncertainties.
The continuity of discrete variables in optimal power flow of distribution network has attracted many researchers' attention, and has achieved some satisfactory performances.
Although his form was mixed, he achieved some good performances.
He achieved some notable performances as a bowler, including bowling unchanged throughout a game in partnership with W. G. Grace.
It can achieve some reasonable performance even though it is not an optimal solution.
That is both because of the specific shape and weight of the beads and also because manufacturers might inject additives into microbeads in order to achieve some desired performance or color that could influence the rate of biodegradation.
After this first layer, we can select an arbitrary decentralization control scheme to achieve some specified performance, which is the second layer of the proposed approach.
A key novel feature is the design of optimal distributed controllers that take online measurements of these parameters into account in order to achieve some desired performance specifications for the interconnection as a whole.
The main contribution of this paper is the definition and application of an analytical model for dimensioning inter-data center network capacity in order to achieve some given performance levels, assuming some simple multiple virtual machine live migration strategies.
The proposed model should be intended as a useful design tool to dimension inter-DC network capacity in order to achieve some given performance levels in a cloud federation, taking into account both the cloud provider's and end-user's points of view.
