The phrase "achieve the sort of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or outcomes that one aims to reach or obtain, often in a comparative context.
Example: "Our team is working hard to achieve the sort of results that will impress our stakeholders."
Alternatives: "attain the kind of" or "reach the level of".
"What was most challenging about the Franklin portrait was to achieve the sort of vitality he expressed in everything he did," Mr. Williamson said.
We writers must learn how to become still in our heads, to achieve the sort of stillness that allows our senses to become heightened.
Only with the publication of Dramatis Personae (1864) did Robert Browning achieve the sort of fame that Tennyson had enjoyed for more than 20 years.
The question is whether they will be opened wide enough to achieve the sort of national fairy tale that many had hoped for.
Mr. Cassidy, the analyst, said Mr. Corbat should sell any business line that could not achieve the sort of returns that shareholders expected.
'If we are to achieve the sort of changes in water and energy use that are needed, I genuinely believe off-grid is the way to go.' I am thrilled to be included in this new vanguard, if only temporarily.
However, the vessel trajectory data is stored distributed and non-sequential which makes it difficult to achieve the sorting of the full data set.
Are you happy that you never achieved the sort of super-sized celebrity that Kurt experienced?
The real point is actually achieving the sort of transparency and accountability that the "governance revolution" requires.
Instead of being awful yet absorbing, it's impeccable yet numbing, achieving the sort of superbly wrought inertia of a Romanesque cathedral.
In death, the man who at his peak claimed to be the world's most successful living artist perhaps achieved the sort of art-world excess he craved.
