The phrase "achieve grows" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to combine two verbs, but they do not work together in this way.
Example: "As we work together, we can achieve growth in our project."
Alternatives: "attain growth" or "reach development".
Electronic cigarettes have achieved growing popularity since their introduction onto the European market.
One of these is bhangra, a Punjabi dance form that, along with its musical accompaniment, has achieved growing national and international popularity since the 1970s.
The electoral upsets in Scandinavia and the near-defeat of the Maastricht Treaty in France were signs of a growing tide of resistance against the EU, and political parties that advocated a Euroskeptic viewpoint achieved growing prominence.
This latest episode has caused Mexicans to reflect on the quality of the federal police force, which had achieved growing respect but which has been tarnished by recent corruption scandals.
Among the reasons for giving a short sentence was evidence of his strong community and family involvement, and business expertise that included starting a new company achieving growing success.
Overall, the system achieves growing participation, which suggests a high perceived usefulness for the users.
I aspired to one day drive the way he drove, and achieve something similar to what he achieved". Growing up, Lewis Hamilton was inspired by Ayrton Senna.
Recently, this parameter has achieved growing attention in petroleum industry, mainly because of its application in various calculations regarding crude oil specific compositions (El Ghandoor et al. 2003).
Recent literature has shown that short implants have achieved growing acceptance in the field of oral implantology [9, 10, 39, 40].
In July, Morgan Stanley analyst Jennifer Swanson Lowe wrote that Workday was achieving "growing mindshare" among potential corporate customers that currently use Oracle Corp. software.
