The phrase "achieve its first" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of a significant milestone or accomplishment for the first time.
Example: "The company aims to achieve its first million-dollar revenue milestone by the end of the year."
Alternatives: "reach its first" or "attain its first".
The messaging app platform maker, which started off in Japan back in 2011 — devising a series of cute sticker characters to attract an initially young user-base — also says its growth rate is "accelerating exponentially", noting that it took 19 months for it to achieve its first 100 million registered users, six months to rack up the second, and just four months to add a third 100 million.
Nasa had been set up by the US in July 1958, and would achieve its first real triumph when it put Marine Colonel John Glenn into orbit, for five hours, in February 1962.
He also helped Mexico achieve its first balanced budget.
Then, during the same tournament, the realistic aim became for Greece to achieve its first win ever on a World Cup.
He said Tesco had attracted an additional 228,000 shoppers to achieve its first year-on-year market share gain since 2011.
He expects Ocado, which will share its second fulfilment centre with Morrisons, to achieve its first "proper" profit (before interest and tax) next year.
The committee accepted that the government succeeded in privatising Royal Mail in this parliament and giving employees a stake in the business but said it failed to achieve its third aim of securing value for money.
AlphaGo took only four hours to achieve its third consecutive win over Lee Se-done ofe of the ancient game's greatest modern players.
Because TigerText is addressing the increased proliferation of SMS in workplace communications, especially those where text messaging traditionally hasn't been industry-compliant (and can pose data breach risks), Brooks says that the company has been able to achieve its third consecutive year of triple-digit sales growth.
If current trends are maintained, the country should achieve its fourth MDG target.
These estimates suggest the country is unlikely to achieve its fifth Millennium Development Goal (MDG) target of a maternal mortality rate of 260 for every 100,000 live births [ 4].
