The phrase "achieve its ultimate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing reaching a final goal or the highest point of success in a particular context.
Example: "The organization aims to achieve its ultimate vision of sustainability by 2030."
Alternatives: "reach its peak" or "attain its final goal".
It has been viewed on YouTube more than a hundred million times, but it did not achieve its ultimate goal: Kony remains at large, as does his militia, the Lord's Resistance Army.
Her surgical obsession, she confesses, did not achieve "its ultimate goal: happiness and satisfaction".
"The library's dramatic and carefully considered interiors achieve its ultimate goal: of creating a space to inspire thought and learning".
And might the international criminal court (ICC) achieve its ultimate goal by deterring such crimes in the future?
"I'm not enjoying it as I'm a bad loser," he said after the late-season revival which he instigated in December failed to achieve its ultimate goal.
"I am optimistic about the rehab process and look forward to getting back onto the court and helping this team achieve its ultimate goals".
The Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China, which organises the vigil, said although it had not achieved its ultimate goal of getting Chinese authorities to admit to the crackdown, it had helped keep the memory alive.
After two decades al-Qaida is nowhere near achieving its ultimate objectives, and is unlikely to get any closer.
Alzheimer stakeholders are continuing to work together to ensure that NAPA is fully implemented and that necessary resources are invested to ensure that the plan achieves its ultimate goal of finding a prevention therapy or treatment of Alzheimer's disease by 2025".
This creates a dynamics that will serve well the company in eventually achieving its ultimate goal: generate game trading.
