The phrase "achieve heights" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express reaching a high level of success or accomplishment in a particular area.
Example: "With hard work and dedication, she was able to achieve heights in her career that she had only dreamed of."
Alternatives: "reach new levels" or "attain great success."
You have not nor will you ever achieve heights so dizzy you'll be feasting on the apple itself.
The aerialists will achieve heights equal to a three-story building and will perform flips, twists and somersaults.
So I settled for a thorough tutorial from one of the guides, who claimed to achieve heights of 3,500 metres in his adapted parachute.
Typical bamboo plants, in order to gain phototropic advantage over other land plants, are known to achieve heights of up to 20 m.
"Toni Erdmann," her third feature, may look like farce — and it does achieve heights of pure, giddy silliness of a kind rarely seen on the big screen these days — but it is driven by a savage satirical energy, a thoroughgoing critique of the way things are.
I drive away thinking that James' dream of becoming a pilot really did come true, in a way -- he is helping artists soar and achieve heights it would have taken us much longer to reach on our own, if we even could at all.
Three virtual components are used to achieve height, posture and speed control.
These infants achieved heights as described by the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) standard.
That unfolds its paddles and prongs, which push so much liquid downward that the wet insect is propelled up from the water like a missile, achieving heights 18 times its body length.
They have achieved heights of unimaginable success without the backing of any label.
Together we shared the '80s, achieving heights that I can humbly say may never be reached again and reshaped the music business forever.
