The phrase "achieved strictly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing accomplishments or results that have been attained with a high level of precision or adherence to specific standards.
Example: "The project was achieved strictly within the budget constraints set by the management."
Alternatives: "accomplished rigorously" or "attained precisely".
Here we employ cyclic atmospheric chemical vapor deposition method to readily achieve strictly monolayer graphene continuous sheet with size as large as several square centimeters on copper foil.
First, the image is modified to achieve strictly horizontal position for the purpose of removing effect of perspective and shape deformation.
Since this constructed contract is feasible, the optimal restrictive contract must also achieve strictly higher profits.
The restrictive contract we constructed thus delivers the same output at strictly less cost to the buyer, and hence achieves strictly higher profits for the buyer than the optimal basic contract.
In addition we postulate that a treatment strategy aimed at strict asthma control is more (cost- effective when the treatment step is additionally guided by measurements of exhaled nitricost- effectiveas compared to a treatment strategy aimed at achieving strictly controlled asthma or sufficiently controlled asthma whenouthehe additreatmenteNO.
In eukaryotes, cellular iron homeostasis is achieved via strictly controlled systems for iron uptake at the plasma membrane and for eliciting balanced iron distributions among cellular compartments.
We show that reproducible syntheses can only be achieved when strictly controlling the two key size determining parameters, injection temperature and (frac{[Co]}{[OA]}) molar ratio, as well as, suitably selecting the less sensitive parameters to reasonable values such as injection time and reaction holding time.
Maintenance of heterozygosity can be achieved by strictly apomictic parthenogenesis (no meiosis) or by premeiotic doubling.
We achieved 7 337 strictly filtered 1 1 1 1 1 orthologous genes in the Chinese alligator, green anole lizard, zebra finch, chicken, and turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) genomes and identified 219 PSGs (Supplementary information, Table S7) and 86 rapidly evolving GO classes (Supplementary information, Table S8).
