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The phrase "achieve the result" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that a certain action was taken in order to reach a desired goal. For example, "By studying hard, I was able to achieve the result I wanted and passed the exam."
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"The quartet worked very hard to achieve the result it did," Chayes added.
"As always every little detail is important to achieve the result.
"We will set up to try to win the game and, hopefully, achieve the result we want.
And after we have to try to play as good as possible, to achieve the result, to win the games.
"Gullit must know that he was invited not to nightclubs and discos to disappear, but to work in a football club, in this case to achieve the result.
"I'm very, very satisfied with my result!" Fu proceeded to tell the reporter that she'd used up all her "mystical powers" to achieve the result.
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Consequently, auditors questioned whether they would achieve the results the board wanted.
They are in the best position to decide how to achieve the results we are seeking.
"They figure they can achieve the results through a ballot measure".
"We were all concerned about the exam results and that the school did not achieve the results we were expecting".
It is also understood that the drug-free athlete may never achieve the results of one who takes drugs.
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