The phrase "are generally achieved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or results that are typically reached or accomplished in a certain context.
Example: "In successful projects, the desired outcomes are generally achieved through careful planning and execution."
Alternatives: "are typically attained" or "are usually accomplished".
The cuts are generally achieved, however, not only by scrapping maintenance and investment programmes, but by withholding pensions.
The same reductions are generally achieved with about 20percentt as much hydrogen and about 40percentt as much helium as in the case for air.
However, due to the rebound effect, only a portion of the GHG emission reductions estimated by simple engineering calculations are generally achieved in practice.
Naphthalene diimides are attracting considerable interest because of their tunable luminescent properties, which are generally achieved by the incorporation of electron-donating moieties into naphthalene diimides core to form donor-acceptor compounds through covalent bond.
Development of novel materials to reduce bacterial adhesion and growth on materials are generally achieved using one of or a combination of two parameters: (i) the surface characteristics of the material (chemical and physical), and (ii) the antibacterial efficiency attributed to it via the antimicrobial agent.
The best partition conditions are generally achieved by systematic variation of different parameters such as temperature, pH, size and concentration, and type of polymer and salt.
The encoding of biological information that is accessible to future generations is generally achieved via changes to the DNA sequence.
Randomization is generally achieved by employing a computer program containing a random number generator.
Ethane ethylene separation is generally achieved by cryodistillation.
Watermark detection can be generally achieved by statistical decision methods.
For individuals, high gamma is generally achieved by seeking advice from a qualified investment professional.
