The phrase "of which achieve" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that something has been successful. For example: The students worked hard to design a prototype for their science project, of which they achieved great success.
The post is full of less serious, but seriously amusing, errors and corrections, many of which achieve a kind of low-level literary grace.
This study reports several promising configurations for surface feed, all of which achieve high selectivity for the third Bourne reaction.
We issue the query (Q={text {Jiawei,Han}}, k=2) and we get optimal communities shown in Fig. 3, both of which achieve maximized community.
Finally, the model is applied to cases that involve nine intersecting fractures and a complex network of 100 fractures, both of which achieve reasonable results.
The ultimate boron content results in a three-dimensional boron network while the higher thermodynamic stability characterizes the intrinsically stronger chemical bonding with an optimal filling of bonding states, both of which achieve the enhanced hardness.
Likewise, we are aware of only few recent articles on the related problem of expected utility maximization under uncertainty about both drifts and volatilities (cf. Tevzadze et al. 2013; Biagini and Pınar 2017; Neufeld and Nutz 2016) some of which achieve quite explicit results for models with specific parametric structure.
At the prompting of UK censors, studio Lionsgate excised a number of gory shots from the final cut of the film, the weekend debut of which achieved the year's highest global gross.
They relied on hundreds of GPUs running around the clock to parse the data, but were ultimately left with deep learning models that beat industry benchmarks, the best of which achieved 85.4percentt accuracy on ImageNet.
Targeting a Xilinx Kintex-7 FPGA device, we report on real hardware implementations of our designs, the fastest of which achieves a delay of just 7.97 μs for computing one scalar multiplication on a 1-core design.
To get closer to a full agreement, we created four bipartisan working groups, each of which achieved real and meaningful progress that is reflected in this bill.
Success in stages was limited to eleven of the competing teams, six of which achieved multiple stage victories, while four individual riders won multiple stages.
