The phrase "almost been achieved" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "has almost been achieved" or "had almost been achieved" depending on the context.
Example: "The project has almost been achieved, but we still need to finalize a few details."
Alternatives: "nearly accomplished" or "practically completed."
Universal primary education has almost been achieved.
A consensus on the rearrangement of nanostructures of C S H as a main consequence of creep, has almost been achieved.
At 1200 min (Fig. 7), it can be observed that, in all cases, the solid particles have a homogeneous concentration, which would indicate that the equilibrium between liquid and solid phases has almost been achieved for all samples, no matter what the solid mass used.
Rahman et al. demonstrated that replacement level fertility has almost been achieved in women who are better educated and socioeconomically better off, while replacement level fertility has not been achieved yet for the less well-off [ 9].
This number is reached for PKA even in the neighbor jackknife test (among the 239 sequence examples, the number of excluded sequences has never been above 10) and the results of this test show that stable profile parameterization has almost been achieved.
The PAR reduction performance when allowing arbitrary unimodular matrices can almost be achieved.
As shown in Figure 7, 2-FTN connectivity can almost be achieved when the network has over 150 nodes, and 4-FTN connectivity is possible with over 350 nodes.
The Premier League's good fortune is that it has almost certainly been achieved.
Johnson promised action against violent youth crime, but almost nothing has been achieved.
If it covers the public sector as a whole, the target has almost certainly already been achieved.
Almost total coverage has been achieved in North America, Australia, Japan and most countries in Europe.
