The phrase "achieve for two" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in a context where one is discussing achieving something that benefits or involves two parties or individuals.
Example: "In our partnership, we aim to achieve for two, ensuring that both of our interests are represented."
Alternatives: "accomplish for both" or "attain for two parties".
When Shinzo Abe took office as Japan's prime minister two years ago, he spoke of "three arrows" of reform – structural, fiscal and monetary – that would enable the Land of the Rising Sun to finally hit the bull's eye of decent growth, something it had failed to achieve for two decades.
This was difficult to achieve for two reasons.
Strict intention-to-treat analysis is often hard to achieve for two main reasons missing outcomes for some participants and non-adherence to the trial protocol.
It was the end of the sense of order and purpose Western Civilization had fought and struggled to achieve for two millennia.
Still led the Daggers to promotion to the Football League in 2007 - a feat Luton have been trying to achieve for four seasons - and won the League Two play-offs three years ago.
At least he was ahead of Meryl Streep, who has failed to better the number 10 ranking that she achieved for two years in the mid-Eighties.
The finite time reconstruction is achieved for two different cases: constant and piece-wise constant time delays.
Reasonable agreement in the peak frequency, peak sound pressure level, and the Strouhal number scaling of peak frequency is also achieved for two turbulent time scales.
But it gradually became apparent that nothing they did for the rest of their lives would ever quite measure up to what they had achieved for two years in their early 20s.
In this case, more than 50% efficiency was achieved for two strains, while for several others it was close to 50%.
Although Alamouti's STBC provides full transmit and receive antenna diversity, the maximum code rate of one can be achieved for two transmit antennas only.
