'achieve limited' is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it to emphasize a small or limited success. For example, "After months of hard work, they were able to achieve limited success in the election".
Eliasson said he had proposed lifting the sieges as a confidence-building measure ahead of the talks but had only managed to achieve "limited progress".
But all that is needed to achieve this is an airfield at our disposal, enough special forces troops nearby to achieve limited military goals and a complaisant government in Kabul.
The well known rules of DB performance tuning can achieve limited performance improvement.
Furthermore, without these, crime and intelligence analysis within UWA will achieve limited success.
Some previous schemes achieve limited transparent access semantics but have efficiency and applicability problems.
In petroleum industry, hydrodesulfurization (HDS) commonly used for removal of sulfur from fuel could only achieve limited performance due to the presence of refractory sulfur-containing aromatic compounds such as dibenzothiophene (DBT) [25].
Furthermore, participants reported the "danger" that family members would offer their own perception of what the individual should try to achieve, limiting the potential for client led goals.
However, those strategies are still not effective enough and have so far achieved limited success due to limited knowledge about how the resistance mechanisms are triggered in bacteria upon antibiotic drug treatment [ 2].
Liberia's socioeconomic development achieved limited progress in 2008.
He achieved limited institutional fame when he was named Microsoft's Worldwide Software Architect of the Year in 2003.
Today, the Kurds have achieved limited autonomy, thanks to the U.S.-British no-fly zone, but they still face the threat of ethnic cleansing.
