The phrase "successfully displaced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where something or someone has been effectively removed or replaced.
Example: "The new policy successfully displaced the outdated regulations that were hindering progress."
Alternatives: "effectively removed" or "successfully replaced."
In some communities, this happens only after an initial period in which committees have successfully displaced their competition from the health care market.
No nystagmus was observed after the second backward movement, showing that the single repositioning had successfully displaced the calcite particles from the posterior canal, curing the patient.
In the stable cell lines, endogenous PS proteins in PS/γ-secretase complex were successfully displaced by the exogenous mutant form (see Fig S8 of Supporting Information).
We successfully displaced a traumatic submacular hemorrhage in the eye of a 13-year-old boy using vitrectomy, the subretinal injection of 4,000 IU rt-PA, and air tamponade.
Solid-state lighting is changing how we light the world, successfully displacing traditional illumination sources across every part of the global lighting market.
In addition, the fact that [18F] DPA-714 could successfully displace [18F] VUIIS1008 supports the specificity of this latter to bind to TSPO in vivo following cerebral ischemia.
Brevenal is a non-toxic 8-fused ring polyether natural compound produced by K. brevis that was shown to successfully displace [3H]-PbTx-3 from receptor site 5 of VSSC [37].
Cells lacking BAM for instance, successfully displace less competitive wild type stem cells in the niche (Jin et al., 2008).
AZD2995 bound with high affinity to Aβ 1-40) and was able to successfully displace [H]PIB binding (Fig. 1b).
ICS must meet consumer needs and preferences if they are to lead to correct and consistent use and to successfully displace traditional stoves.
A senior Pakistani officer who is overseeing the relief efforts, Lt. Gen. Nadeem Ahmad, estimated reconstruction costs in the war-ravaged areas at $2.5 billion, and said it would take a major effort by the government, aid groups and private donors to return all the displaced successfully and rebuild their communities.
