The phrase "achieve that change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of making a specific change or transformation happen.
Example: "To improve our community, we must work together to achieve that change."
Alternatives: "bring about that change" or "make that change happen."
I asked him how long he thought it would take to achieve that change.
And a program called Morar Carioca, or Carioca Living, was to be the means to achieve that change.
And I've come to realise that the only way I can achieve that change is by leading it from the top of the party.
The government will need the support of One Nation to achieve that change but, through the week, Pauline Hanson said she was not going to be "railroaded by the government, or the unions" on the ABCC.
He told VICE News: "I just don't think separation is the answer to any of the problems that we face at the moment, and we'd be much better served together in trying to achieve that change for 60 million people".
As an organization, the Milarepa Fund actively supports the social change that the Tibetan struggle embodies, and we support the youth of the world who represent a powerful vehicle to achieve that change".
In all scenarios I'm always looking for the best representation of a person or place - the way to achieve that changes, so the look of the image may change but the feeling is hopefully consistent.
A spokesman for Mr. DeLay, Stuart Roy, said he was optimistic about achieving that change.
Whatever the difficulty of achieving that change, it is not without support in legal circles.
It is an iterative process that considers how much social change is needed to unlock business value, strategies for achieving that change, and the possibility of getting others to invest in the initiative.
Achieving that change requires creating the digital workforce of the future.
