The phrase "able to achieve it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capability or potential to accomplish a specific goal or task.
Example: "With the right resources and support, I believe we are able to achieve it within the given timeframe."
Alternatives: "capable of accomplishing it" or "able to attain it."
I've found that when I really, really want something, I've usually been able to achieve it.
He reported little progress, and few people in government willing or able to achieve it.
"I cannot say when this may happen, but hopefully, we will be able to achieve it," Brennan added.
"And to be able to achieve it at my age — I turn 48 next week — it's been pretty special.
Mr. Lipper was always on the periphery of fame and celebrity, but never quite able to achieve it.
"I am perennially optimistic, and I do believe at this moment we are going to be able to achieve it".
"This would not be an optimal time to sell the asset management division, and it would currently sell at below what the company may be able to achieve if it hangs on to the division," said Becker.
Should Mr Ghani be able to achieve that, it would certainly be time to talk about a new era.
This is something that the US versions of The Voice and The X-Factor (with the recent exception of budding pop supergroup Fifth Harmony) – not to mention Rising Star, Duets, Rock Star etc – have not been able to achieve, and it's always given Idol an edge in the credibility department.
The CDC, which endorses TasP alongside the World Health Organization's UNAIDS program and a slew of global health organizations and medical figures predicts that if 80percentt of HIV-positive Americans were able to achieve undetectability, it would prevent over 160,000 new infections by 2021.
The CDC, which endorses TasP alongside the World Health Organization's UNAIDS program and a slew of global health organizations and medical figures predicts that if 80percentt of HIV-positive Americans were able to achieve undetectability, it would prevent more than 160,000 new infections by 2021.
