The phrase "achieve affluence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of wealth or financial success.
Example: "Many people work hard throughout their lives in hopes to achieve affluence and secure a comfortable future."
Alternatives: "attain wealth" or "reach financial prosperity".
Georges' parents settled in working-class Belleville, while an aunt and uncle achieved affluence in the pearl business and lived in the 16th arrondissement.
She clearly wanted to achieve that affluence herself.
The efforts to start anew are occurring against a backdrop of great uncertainty about the future of the emirate's economy, which some experts believe may never again achieve its preoccupation affluence.
He concludes "It was through the achievement of Lebensraum on American scale that the Third Reich hoped to achieve both the standard of affluence and the encompassing reach of global power already attained by Britain and the United States.
And, yes, some of these kids even imagined, dared to hope, that selling might allow them eventually to achieve the same American Dream of affluence that was possible for the wealthy kids that so often bought their product.
And you'll achieve that sense of conquest, as your affluence expands".
That could prompt him to reframe his question: how many planets will it take to satisfy China's needs if it ever achieves profligate America's affluence?
These structural materials have to be of a low activation kind (decay to low activation level within ∼100 years) and have to achieve a suitable lifetime (∼5 years, i.e. ∼150 dpa) when used for DEMO blankets and divertor and when considering the large neutron affluence in DEMO.
His charitable work reflected the prominence and affluence he had achieved in becoming president of Tom Brown in 1979, when he was just 33.
Of course, the European approach is celebrated by some Americans, particularly those who already have achieved a high level of affluence.
