The phrase "achieve double" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of reaching a goal that is twice as much as something else, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "Our goal this quarter is to achieve double the sales we had last year."
Alternatives: "reach twice" or "attain double".
Marry cousins to cousins and plan ahead to achieve "double cousin" matches for special bonuses.
In all four elections, established parties shed votes while the upstart AfD, founded in 2013, managed to achieve double digits.
The goal is to achieve "double non-taxation": no tax in countries where operations and revenues occur and no tax in the company's home country.
With a set of these chairs, which are easily transportable, we would achieve double success — getting my husband off the ground and keeping my glass of wine chilled and handy.
As a supplicant who has yet to achieve double digits when it comes to bedding the juicy gender, and those conquests requiring the aid of my Hypno-disk, I could not help imagining the following account of one gal's irresistible swoon into the Guinness Book.
(Yes, we're piggybacking off each other to achieve double the awesome).
Their suggestions are aimed at helping the state achieve double-digit growth in the next decade.
HSBC boss Stuart Gulliver said last year he would both cut the bank's riskiest assets and achieve double-digit returns.
To achieve double-digit growth, Mr. Laurie said, five years from now, 40percentto50percentcent of revenue must come from products that do not exist today.
Marjorie Scardino said the company's new goal was to achieve double-digit growth in earnings per share every year and to double the share price within five years.
Not only is it the only country expected to achieve double-digit growth, its economy will expand by around 25%, miles ahead of the rest.
