The phrase "achieved with either" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or methods that can lead to a particular outcome or result.
Example: "The desired results can be achieved with either a traditional approach or a modern technique."
Alternatives: "attained through either" or "realized with either".
These physical performance limits could, in principle, be achieved with either a feedback or a feedforward control strategy.
If the chosen plane is parallel to the bisector but not accurately rotated, the angular correction is achieved with either excessive or insufficient rotation.
HDA systems considered in this paper can asymptotically achieve performance (AMMSE) that cannot be achieved with either purely analog transmission or purely digital transmission.
Total removal of color from RB5 solution was achieved with either electrode by electrolysis at low current density (50 mA cm−2).
However, the continuous runs indicated that 95% SO2 removal from simulated stack gas can be achieved with either an activated carbon or with one impregnated with Pt.
In contrast, in the copolymerization of DGEBA-bislactone formulations, full cure could be readily achieved with either 1MI or DMAP as initiators, irrespective of the hydroxyl content.
WT levels were not achieved with any dose, at either time or with either enzyme.
Scale and start point shift invariance of the Fourier coefficients c k := 1 N ∑ t = 0 N - 1 [ r ( t ) + jd ( t ) ] exp ( - j 2 π kt / N ) (18). is either achieved with the phase normalisation (compare Equation (16)) A k := exp js α k - jk α s | c k | | c r | (19).
Encapsulation has been achieved with different techniques, using either hollow fibers or spherical polymeric microcapsules.
These target chamber concentrations were achieved with low variability either within a particular 4-hr exposure or between different days.
If coupled with an NADH-dependent ADH, high levels of acetophenone to phenylethanol conversion (also >98%%) are achieved with the ADH either in solution or co-immobilised on the carbon particles.
