The phrase "achieved the list" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express successfully completing or obtaining something related to a list, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "After months of hard work, we finally achieved the list of goals we set for the project."
Alternatives: "completed the list" or "fulfilled the list".
This was because "it simply was not considered as good" as the four stories - three of them dark in theme - which did achieve the list, it emerged last night.
If achieving the list of targeted attributes required doing so, the resolution of the SMS could be increased.
To understand the dynamics of sustained sales, we looked into the relationship between the number of copies sold within a year and best ranking the book achieved on the list (Figs. 3(C) and (D)) and the length of stay of a book on the list (Figs. 3(E) and (F)).
We expected that Obama would abandon the pragmatic, bipartisan approach to achieve the long list of things that we wanted from this presidency -- health care reform with a public option, repealing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," an end to the conflicts in the Middle East, and educational reform that gives us a better system and not just more standardized tests.
After statistical significance was achieved, the algorithm retrieves a list of experimentally verified interactions from the master network and depicted them in a pathway color-coded according to the average fold-changes in the GEA for the contrast under consideration.
New Jersey is at the top of the list for having achieved the greatest reduction in our prison population in the country — a 35percentt decline since 1999.
Mr. Becker said the current numbers might be overstated in actual driving conditions, particularly because new high-tech engines do not always achieve the mileage listed on stickers.
"If one is smaller or larger, then more or less sunscreen need be applied to achieve the SPF listed on the bottle".
Additional rounds of financing may be required by fourth quarter (Q4), Year 3 to achieve the objectives listed below.
This article describes how new electronic health technologies are being applied or can be applied to enhance the use of vehicle interlocks and achieve the goals listed above.
