The phrase "as an achieved" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear in what context it could be used, as "achieved" typically functions as a past participle and needs a subject or object to clarify its meaning.
Example: "As an achieved professional, I have gained valuable experience in my field."
Alternatives: "as a successful" or "as an accomplished".
Isn't it pertinent to ask if reading successive books on the same electronic device is any more destructive of a text's status as an achieved otherness than seeing it promiscuously laid out with something wholly unrelated?
The later nineteenth century is the age of modernity as an achieved reality, where science and technology, including networks of mass communication and transportation, reshape human perceptions.
However, most versions of standpoint theory represent the epistemically privileged standpoint as an achieved, not a given, perspective, requiring critical reflection on the power structures of society and the relations of one's group to it.
Both the facilitator and the main researcher evaluated the recorded conversations, prior to the analytical phase, and verified the above as an achieved fact.
For most feminist standpoint theorists, including Hartsock, a standpoint is understood as an "achieved stance" and is not just a synonym for a "perspective".
When an overt NP is used to replace the null subject of the de-part in eventuality-predicative V-DE constructions like 43a, an entity-predicative V-DE construction arises as long as the de-part is semantically well-formed and pragmatically plausible and can be interpreted as an achieved effect of the eventuality before -de.
A further limitation, as far as achieving a balanced picture is concerned, arises from a bias towards negativity in the views presented.
Given the high case-fatality rate of major bleeding avoiding an excess bleeding risk is as important as achieving a good preventive effect.
A clinically significant change requires both response to treatment as well as achieving a functional range at endpoint assessment.
However, various socio-economic factors deter youths from receiving basic SRH information as well as achieving a safe and responsible sexual debut [ 3, 5, 8, 9].
These can reap the benefits in fighting menopausal symptoms, as well as achieving a higher level of health.
