The phrase "achieved transformations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or improvements that have been successfully made in a particular context, such as personal development, organizational change, or technological advancements.
Example: "The team has worked hard over the past year, and we have achieved transformations in our workflow that have significantly increased productivity."
Alternatives: "accomplished changes" or "realized transformations".
Furthermore, as shown in the second part, the data analyzed evidence that the discourse of achieved transformation is far from being consolidated.
Using this method, we successfully achieved transformation of wild-type R. eutropha and its poly(hydroxyalkanoate -negative mutant, R. eutrophydroxyalkanoate -negative29-P2-based recomutantts.
Jung engaged in a different sort of research to find the common denominators of change: Over his lifetime he carried out a broad survey of how people in other eras and cultures had achieved transformation.
Without using viral oncoproteins, we have achieved transformation of telomerase-immortalized, non-neoplastic, human Barrett's epithelial cells, which are deficient in p16, by introducing a combination of p53 knockdown and oncogenic H-RasG12V expression.
This finding contrasts with that of Oosumi et al., [ 4], who achieved transformation and regeneration of F. vesca 'Hawaii 4', but who described a regeneration sequence beginning with organogenic shoot formation and followed by rooting upon transfer to hormone-free medium.
She believes that trepanations in specific, dangerous areas of the cranium may have been performed to achieve "transformations" of some kind.
Music therapy uses music prescriptively to provide opportunities for individuals to establish or strengthen connections, achieve transformations, build and expand upon foundations and reach aspirations.
The techniques and challenges of achieving transformation of public services will be discussed at a conference in London on 24 May.
Transformation efficiency was significantly better than previously reported, achieving transformation frequencies of 2 × 10− 5 both with long and short promoters, as well as with linear constructs.
In striving to achieve transformation across broad swaths of the economy or planet, these goals fall outside of the direct control of any individual participant, and they rarely specify who is accountable or how they will be implemented.
