"achieved synergy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation in which different components or elements come together to create something bigger or greater than the sum of its parts. For example, "The team achieved synergy by combining their skills and resources to create a successful outcome."
JCI achieved synergy and productivity savings of $257 million in the year, coming in higher than the $250 million that was originally planned.
Based on this, the combination of HDAC inhibitors with conventional anticancer drugs achieved synergy in cancer treatment.
We previously showed that a restricted ketogenic diet used in combination with 2DG (2-deoxy d-glucose), a potent glycolysis inhibitor, achieved synergy with regard to reductions in tumour size (Marsh et al., 2008).
The brands compete against each other, but we've achieved synergies and each company has learned from the other.
In this section, each localization system and their achieved synergies due to the integration of cellular technologies in RFID-based localization systems are analyzed in the field of heterogeneous localization.
Most past and present players have a deep affection for McCarthy and that bond seems to help achieve synergy.
By taking a more disciplined approach to achieving synergy, an executive can gain its rewards while avoiding its frustrations.
The significance of economic clusters in achieving synergy between economic and spatial policies is discussed.
The parenting bias is usually accompanied by the skills bias the assumption that whatever know-how is required to achieve synergy will be available within the organization.
AT&T supported its high bid for Time Warner by saying it was uniquely positioned to achieve synergy from its new relationship with Time Warner.
This information is important to achieve synergy between non-noble metal oxides and carbon in their composites as efficient and economical ORR catalysts.
