The phrase "achieves as expected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a result or outcome meets the anticipated or desired standards.
Example: "The project achieves as expected, delivering the results we aimed for within the timeline."
Alternatives: "meets expectations" or "fulfills the anticipated results."
The experimental results show that all functional and performance targets are successfully achieved as expected.
In real concrete, this enhancement cannot always be achieved as expected, and sometimes, even a negative effect can be found.
High sealing reliability is thus achieved as expected which is mainly due to the wide seal area and stable seal pressure realized even for rather hard gasket material.
The results show that in the case of opportunistic beamforming scenarios in Rayleigh channels only beamforming gains are achieved, as expected.
David Classen, a physician affiliated with the University of Utah, said that several studies suggested that benefits from health information technology "are not being achieved as expected and that it may take several years to achieve these benefits".
The other two objectives, in contrast, were not achieved as expected: for this reason, their traffic lights were coloured red.
The fundamental target of reducing the production of trans-sinapyl alcohol was achieved as expected by down regulation of the caffeic acid 3- O-methyltransferase, with the concentration in the transgenic lines reduced to 72% of that of the wild-type control.
For remission, cumulative probabilities of achieving SDAI or CDAI remission were lower than DAS28, as expected.
Although the rate of achievement was lower (but not statistically significant) for active function goals in comparison with passive function and impairment goals, in this series, a total of 182 (primary and secondary) goals were set in relation to active function of which 122 (67%) were achieved, either as expected (73 (40.1%)) or beyond expectation (49 (26.9%)).
