The phrase "achieved to completion" is not correct in standard written English.
A more appropriate expression would be "achieved completion" or "completed."
Example: "The project was achieved to completion ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "brought to completion" or "finished successfully."
The index required less than 5 minutes to complete, achieved excellent completion rates, and was thought comprehensive and comprehensible in a convenience sample.
The down-regulation of NEAT1, NEAT2 and XIST in the breast of nulliparous women, in whom this organ never reached a stage of complete differentiation similar to that achieved after completion of pregnancy and lactation [ 42], suggests that the undifferentiated breast is not actively involved in the RNA metabolism that is necessary for maintaining a state of differentiation.
As we have seen, both conventional and rapid schedules enable optimal protection to be achieved after completion of a course.
Projects with high development risks and that fail to achieve completion are likely to run into severe difficulties in servicing debt.
A critical challenge is how to package lithium hydride to achieve reaction completion.
In attempting to achieve early completion, the management contractor produced optimistic programmes, to which the architects were unwise to commit.
On my last trip, I picked up the pace as I got closer to home, eager to have achieved completion and triumph.
This suggests that tonic levels of arousal need to be maintained within an optimal range in order to achieve successful completion of a task.
The state aims to achieve 95percentt completion rates in all redesigned high-enrollment gatekeeper courses.
The final refracture design applies operational constraints to achieve optimal completion design with highest net present value.
