The phrase "achieved to overcome" is not correct in written English.
It is not a standard expression and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The team achieved to overcome the challenges they faced during the project."
Alternatives: "managed to overcome" or "succeeded in overcoming".
Also the use of a stratified block randomization method achieves to overcome practical difficulties that are common in these kinds of trials.
There was once a National Tulip Society but it never achieved its objective: to overcome the northern florists' natural assumption that they could grow better tulips than anyone south of Watford.
The MDGs are eight targets to be achieved by 2015 to overcome the key global development challenges (Table 1).
It still needs to achieve greater distances to overcome range anxiety — the fear of batteries' running out before reaching one's destination — which would lend urgent new meaning to the perennial summer travel question: Are we there yet?
See it as a reminder of a life that could be – a life that we should seek to achieve, by resolving to overcome the barriers, economic as well as ideological and political, to working less.
Partnership programs are a golden opportunity to achieve mutual benefits to overcome these challenges.
The support worker will help each family highlight its strengths, the positive changes they wish to achieve and attempt to overcome any barriers that are holding them back.
Staphylococcus aureus readily develops resistance to antibiotics and achieving effective therapies to overcome resistance requires in-depth understanding of S. aureus biology.
Empowerment strategies are advocated as a mechanism whereby FSWs achieve the power to overcome this disadvantaged position and gain the agency to address their HIV vulnerability [ 13, 20].
