The phrase "achieve any further" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of additional goals or progress beyond a certain point.
Example: "After completing the initial project, we need to assess whether we can achieve any further improvements in our process."
Alternatives: "make additional progress" or "reach further goals".
Once seen as a progressive, demanding and successful manager at club level, Capello is now viewed as a money for old rope merchant, someone looking to line his pockets rather than achieve any further glory on the football pitch.
The Islington theatre was by now clearly too small to allow the company to achieve any further growth.
Thus the model predicted that adding additional HDFs would not achieve any further benefit in terms of increased colony expansion, which was also confirmed by subsequent in vitro supplement experiments.
Our results also suggest that some indicators may have reached a level from which it is difficult to achieve any further progress.
Second, the fact that Democrats recorded those major gains appeared to leave Mr. Van Hollen with the not-so-glamorous role of playing defense and protecting the freshman Democrats; past voting patterns made the idea of achieving any further gains seem far-fetched.
While Ms. Merkel's relationship with Mr. Putin remains cautious — those close to her say she still associates him with his role as an operative in the former East Germany where she was raised — she is fully aware that Russia's backing is key to achieving any further Security Council action against Syria.
When maximum N3 sleep is achieved, any further need for repose could be reflected by the less restful N1 sleep.
25 In the lixisenatide-basal insulin combination trials, the first step after screening was to optimize insulin therapy to the point where the patient was not achieving any further reductions in HbA1c or where hypoglycemia became the limiting factor.
The films prepared using EPD had an appreciable density of 2.6 g/cm3, or 51% the theoretical maximum density, which was achieved without any further processing.
In order to achieve a further deterrent effect, the following must, in future, be observed in each individual case.
27 One may ask why societies continue to invest even larger amounts of money and other social resources to achieve a longer mean lifespan for citizens, when a more drastic increase could be achieved administratively, without any further costs, by substantially raising tobacco taxes and otherwise restricting access to smoking?
