The phrase "achieve concessions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving negotiations or discussions where parties are seeking to reach an agreement or compromise.
Example: "After several rounds of negotiations, both sides were able to achieve concessions that satisfied their main concerns."
Alternatives: "secure compromises" or "obtain agreements".
They are pushing for an earlier referendum if the prime minister cannot achieve concessions from the EU.
"The fact that the ALP could not achieve concessions on key areas of job security, safety and sovereignty is of significant concern to our union and its members," said the ETU's national secretary, Allen Hicks.
The Government is expected to back the campaign to stay in the EU after a series of renegotiations are completely, though in theory David Cameron has kept open the possibility of supporting a campaign to leave if he does not achieve concessions.
British American Tobacco (BAT) the world's most 'transnationalized' transnational tobacco company (TTC) strategically lobbied EU, UK and US government officials to achieve concessions from China during its WTO accession negotiations.
Transit and union officials are now looking for other ways to achieve the concessions, like cuts in pension contributions.
He said last year's strike helped Unison and other unions achieve significant concessions from the government over public sector pensions.
He said that to achieve such concessions, conservation groups had lodged a formal protest with the Bureau of Land Management, part of the Interior Department.
But the 61-year-old preacher, who mixed eloquent rhetoric with fist-waving ultimatums, did achieve some concessions, particularly for the leader of an obscure party that does not hold a single seat in Parliament.
GM's crisis is so dire that the company might well be able to achieve significant concessions without having to file for bankruptcy.
"Achieving labor concessions is far easier when bankruptcy is an easier threat," he said.
