The phrase "essentially achieved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been accomplished in a fundamental or basic way, often implying that the achievement may not be perfect but meets the necessary criteria.
Example: "The project was essentially achieved within the deadline, despite some minor setbacks."
Alternatives: "fundamentally accomplished" or "basically attained."
And we were half-right – Wolves essentially achieved the same as Blackburn and Bolton.
The integration is essentially achieved in a formal, collaborative, and strategic manner.
Denmark has essentially achieved that goal already, and sometimes produces more wind power than it can use.
They have essentially achieved that; the $400 billion in revenue rises on offer is just 17% of the total proposal.
This is essentially achieved by expressing the temporal truncation error underlying the pseudo-velocity in a form consistent with the flux-divergence of the governing conservation law.
And it's ironic that on a night when the elder civil rights movement was essentially achieved, the new civil rights movement to give equal protection under the law to gays and lesbians was broken over the knee of bigotry.
The resulting power strategy also marks out the subbands to be used — essentially achieving soft spectrum sensing.
"Ultimately, what we have to be able to do is to capture the carbon dioxide that's already in the atmosphere, and essentially achieve negative emissions," said Carter, the Gerhard R. Andlinger Professor in Energy and the Environment.
It essentially achieves the North Korean and Chinese goal of limiting American military freedom of action in the Pacific, and over time it would erode the quality of the American-South Korean military deterrent.
For this case the hybrid detector ECD has the best coverage followed by CD that essentially achieves the optimal performance (OD).
But Cruz won, not Trump, and Rubio essentially also achieved "the most" votes except for Cruz.
