The phrase "achieves proof of concept" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that a project, idea, or product has been successfully demonstrated to be feasible or effective.
Example: "The team has worked diligently over the past few months and finally achieves proof of concept for the new software application."
Alternatives: "demonstrates feasibility" or "validates the concept".
The purpose of this study is to achieve proof-of-concept for this general approach to cell-based gene therapy in humans and to set the stage for further therapeutic extension in RDEB.
Thus, without new, innovative funding mechanisms in place and implicit GCC support to form those alliances, and alternatives to fund projects serving marginalized populations in low-income countries with few viable markets, many of the Phase I GCC-funded ideas have very little chance to reach commercialization despite achieving proof-of-concept.
Over the next several months, the company plans to hire two engineers, continue fundraising, and achieve proof of concept with nondisclosure agreements in order to address additional contracts.
To achieve proof of concept requires emotional and professional investment in the idea, institutional or collegial support, funding, commitment of time and energy, and the willingness to tolerate the risk of failure.
Both of these strategies have achieved "proof of concept status," meaning there's good scientific evidence that they work.[5-7] We continue searching for a vaccine to prevent the virus and a cure for those who already have it.
In some cases, it may be possible to start with an autologous approach to achieve proof of concept that the cell therapy has a clinical effect.
They are typically so focused on building their product (e.g., website, mobile app), that they do not raise enough capital to afford the sales and marketing activities that will be required to help them achieve their proof-of-concept", which will allow them to better attract additional venture capital down the road.
The $50,000 Ignition Grant helps the youngest projects achieve that essential proof-of-concept stage.
Using these optimal hot embossing parameters together with improvements in epoxy mold fabrication and a streamlined milling procedure, a production rate of ∼50 devices per week was achieved during a proof-of-concept medium volume production run.
