The phrase "achieve acclaim" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the attainment of recognition or praise for accomplishments, particularly in artistic or professional contexts.
Example: "After years of hard work, the author finally achieved acclaim for her groundbreaking novel."
Alternatives: "gain recognition" or "receive praise".
You can achieve acclaim, however, by doing something completely counterintuitive, perhaps by joining a six-year-old franchise and a first-year majority owner and making Charlotte a championship destination.
The co-existence of the industry mainstream with independently financed off-Hollywood productions that achieve acclaim — and that, in turn, are squeezed from below by the success of ultra-low-budget filmmaking — is the issue of the time.
Perhaps more than any other factor, this is what binds together the work in the Outsider Art Fair: Much of it wasn't created to sell, or to achieve, acclaim, but for other purposes — often merely to satisfy a raw creative impulse.
NEVE CAMPBELL AS LOUISE BROOKS -- Neve Campbell plans to portray Louise Brooks, the bob-haired beauty who emerged from George White's "Scandals" and the "Ziegfeld Follies" and escaped flapper roles in Hollywood to achieve acclaim in Germany in G. W. Pabst films like "Pandora's Box" and "Diary of a Lost Girl" (both 1929) before becoming a recluse.
Such episodes underscore the pressures and pitfalls of testing systems that, nationwide, increasingly affect teacher and principal evaluations and whether schools achieve acclaim or censure and penalties.
It is doubtful he would have achieved acclaim without it.
Lots of people from my class have achieved acclaim.
In the 1940s, they achieved acclaim in London and big metropolitan buyers were all over their work.
The London performance will mark the beginning of the end for The Hamilton Complex, which has achieved acclaim around Europe.
Mr. Bajaj belongs to a vanishing breed of restaurateurs who have achieved acclaim without ever having worked behind a stove.
He achieved acclaim for his stint in New Jersey as United States attorney and was named to the appeals court in Newark by President Bush's father.
