The phrase "activities achieved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to tasks or goals that have been successfully completed or accomplished.
Example: "The report outlines the various activities achieved during the project, highlighting our progress and success."
Alternatives: "completed activities" or "accomplished tasks".
Highest activities achieved were: laccase 901 and Mn-peroxidase 20 U g−1.
The specific activities achieved (60 80 MBq nmol−1) are comparable to specific activities achieved in the clinical production of [68Ga DOTATATE)].
Those who have engaged in off-farm activities achieved lower efficiencies in cotton production.
Companies engaged in these activities achieved the average annual growth of 9.7%% in the period of observation (Fig. 6).
Its membership, resources and activities achieved a peak in the period of 1946 to 1947, subsequently undergoing a sharp decline, coincident with the decline in public interest over atomic energy problems.
However, the yields of 2,5-DKG reductase activities (in terms of both volumetric and specific activities) achieved by expression of the complete dkr ORF were significantly lower than by expression of the "dkr gene" (starting at the third ATG codon in frame) with all systems (see Additional file 2, Additional file 3, Additional file 4).
Senior executives who come together as an agile team and learn to apply the discipline to these activities achieve far-reaching benefits.
Relatively few evaluations actually assess the extent to which education activities achieve their broader goals or objectives.
Moderate activity represented moderate – or vigorous -intensity activities achieving a minimum of at least 600 Met-min/week.
Nonetheless, the levels of activity achieved by the coordinate activation of endogenous ActRIIA and BMPRII homodimers in wild-type conditions may be sufficient to elicit a chemotactic response.
Egg activation triggers reactivation of anion exchange only after several hours, with maximal activity achieved around the time of pronuclei formation.
