The phrase "achieve in getting" is not correct and is not typically used in written English.
It is generally redundant and awkward, as "achieve" and "getting" do not work well together in this context.
Example: "I hope to achieve in getting the promotion I deserve."
Alternatives: "succeed in obtaining" or "accomplish getting".
The parties agree to realign contracts with welfare-to-work service providers to reflect more closely the results they achieve in getting people back into work.
Are there goals you can achieve in getting there?
I had all of these dreams and goals I wanted to achieve in getting my first job and my six-figure salary that awaited me.
I am excited for what this can achieve in getting more kids to have an experience that was so meaningful to me many years ago.
He said that insisting on the suspension of collective cabinet responsibility would be "grossly unfair" to Cameron, particularly given what he had achieved in getting the Tories back in power.
The director-general of the IOM, William Lacy Swing, said on the eve of the meeting that one important result was already achieved in getting the countries to agree to talk.
I applaud Miller for what she has achieved in getting ISPs round a table, but there's much more could be done – increased international cooperation, or expanded funding for example.
The politics of Austria-Hungary, on the other hand, were so complex that Watson achieves miracles in getting as much across as he does – the Hungarians do not emerge with credit.
Still, Mr. James may have achieved a victory in getting the measure recast as something other than what many critics had derided as a Christmas tree of pork-barrel projects that failed earlier.
It was Gove who in October 2010 decided to axe the £162m-a-year dedicated funding for the School Sports Partnerships – local networks of schools and PE teachers – which had quietly been achieving notable success in getting pupils across England to be more physically active during school hours.
