The phrase "achieved with a large" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or outcomes that have been accomplished through significant means or resources.
Example: "The project was achieved with a large investment of time and effort from the entire team."
Alternatives: "accomplished with a significant" or "realized through a substantial".
This collaboration with Dundee Rep on Ibsen's unwieldy epic showed what could be achieved with a large permanent ensemble and a director as gifted as Dominic Hill.
High productivity and solvent efficiency can be achieved with a large difference in the retention factors of the heavy key and light key, which are the components that define the split of the feed between extract and raffinate products.
The results of the step-by-step calibration fell in the dominated section for NH4-N improvement, where just the optimum of the runoff simulation was achieved with a large potential to improve NH4-N simulation without a significant degradation of the runoff simulation.
This can only be achieved with a large number of dataset to better recognize the randomness pattern within the data.
Both aims were achieved with a large representative sample.
Classically, this can be achieved with a large single survey.
The highest accuracy was achieved with a larger set of 33 attributes selected from combined time series and EPCA results (overall accuracy 95.0%, kappa 0.94); however, accuracies with smaller sets of variables from input image series or EPCA results alone were comparably high (93.1% and 94.7%, respectively).
It should be mentioned that better performance can be generally achieved with a larger number of sensors while the sensor density remains unchanged.
This may be partially achieved with a larger solvation box or with periodic boundary conditions (PBC).
A better statistical power would have been achieved with a larger sample size (e.g., by selecting a larger subcohort), but organochlorine analysis costs were a constraint.
Longer reads certainly help to reduce mapping uncertainty, but with methods that can handle this uncertainty, greater accuracy is achieved with a larger number of short reads.
