The phrase "achieve put" is not correct and usable in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and seems to be a combination of two unrelated verbs.
Example: "I need to achieve my goals, but I also need to put in the effort."
Alternatives: "accomplish" or "attain."
"What Stuart has undoubtedly done is, by the strength of what he's achieved, put himself on the list.
The framers of the Declaration of Independence evidently believed that happiness could be achieved, putting its pursuit up there alongside the unalienable rights to life and liberty.
A comparison of our experimental data to design recommendations given by two standards (NASA SP8007 and Eurocode 3) is finally achieved, putting in advance safety margins provided by these codes.
The risk for the railways is that the cost reductions will not be achieved, putting in doubt the future investment programme which is necessary for the industry to keep pace with the unprecedented rise in demand which, remarkably, has continued during the economic downturn with only a short blip in 2008/09.
In retrospect, Goldsmith told me, Bush "couldhave achieved all that he wanted to achieve, and put it on a firmer foundation,if he had been willing to reach out to other institutions of government".
We're curious about what different materials can achieve if put together and used in another way than they're meant to.
As I witness in the corporate world every day, centered inner presence is not a static goal that you achieve and put on auto-pilot - it's a perpetual relationship with yourself.
Once the daily penance of five hundred words was achieved, he put the notebook away and didn't think about it again until the next morning.
They add, sometimes, that civil rights for blacks would never have been achieved if put to a referendum.As a practical matter, it cannot be a good idea to go too far down that road of defying popular will.
Ma similarly intends to push people to give it their all and contemplate everything that they can achieve by putting in the extra time and efforts.
Perfection is impossible to achieve and puts far too much pressure on brides.
