The sentence "Achieve having" is not correct or usable in written English and should not be used.
If you are trying to express that someone achieved something, the correct phrase is "achieved having." For example: She achieved having her dream job as a teacher.
Eurosceptics believe their case has been strengthened after Downing Street accepted at the end of last week that the referendum would take place without treaty change enacting the reforms that Cameron wants to achieve having been ratified across the EU.
If I look at what we are doing in those two fields, for instance, in physical access to water I mean we've been helping the local authorities in Nigeria, in Algiers especially, to achieve having water 24/7 for 100% of the population.
An impurity level less than 1 ppm is easy to achieve having a yield of 98%.
The pair cite British films like Brassed Off, Billy Elliot and The Full Monty as examples of what they hope Untouchable will achieve, having more to say on a social level than simply making people laugh.
To achieve having the site listed by UNESCO, the government of Namibia defined a buffer zone of to protect the visual setting.
There is nothing like good old common sense, for without it how can you possibly achieve having a sharp mind?
What this school has achieved has not come easy.
Whatever I have achieved has come from being fully human.
"I think the expectation around what a player can achieve - having come from one code to another - is very high, but the reality is he hasn't looked out of place at all in some of the top-end club games in rugby union.
Achieving it has not been straightforward.
Achieving simplicity has never been simple.
