The phrase "achieve for them" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or accomplishments that are intended to benefit others.
Example: "Our mission is to achieve for them the success they deserve through our support and resources."
Alternatives: "attain for them" or "accomplish for them".
The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association has for a number of years advocated legislation that would ease job restrictions for retired policemen and, in ef fect, achieve for them what the special bill achieved for Mr. Garelik.
Being British they were sceptical and suspicious, but once they got stuck into the finer points of health and safety legislation, where MEPs strive hard to protect workers, their attitudes changed to one of enthusiasm for what the 766-strong parliament might achieve for them.
"The Guernsey league is an average standard league, but the best players need to be playing in better environments and this is what we're trying to achieve for them".
They tell a story – the story of UNICEF's determined work to close the gap between everything we imagine for children and all that we have not yet been able to achieve for them.
I really didn't know what one (a mentor) was and all' (Woman 1, Early interview) 'One of the girls I went to thought I was a social worker and she couldn't understand why I was there' (Mentor 4, Early interview) Whilst none of the women had positive expectations about what mentoring could achieve for them, all who were interviewed reported positive experiences of mentoring.
Experimental results indicate that a good nonlinearity transparency thermal stability trade-off is achieved for them.
The victims' families are those who are most important today, and no real justice has been achieved for them: they have been crystal clear on that.
"Cas fans should thank him for what he has achieved for them".
One will be startups that leverage the incredible cost structure Cloud 1.0 just achieved for them to build cloud apps.
I salute all that she has achieved for them and for the dance world as a whole". Stock was born in Ballarat in Victoria, Australia in 1946.
We saw it as our duty to protect working families and the accomplishments we had achieved for them.
