The phrase "achieve the very" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the attainment of a specific goal or standard, often highlighting the importance or significance of that achievement.
Example: "Our team worked tirelessly to achieve the very best results in the competition."
Alternatives: "attain the utmost" or "reach the highest".
The question is whether Trump, in his speech, went too far and scared too many to generate the kind of collaboration that he needs to achieve the very foreign-policy goals he outlined.
After all, visiting the grave of an artist -- someone whose life was spent creating works that might achieve the very immortality that he or she was denied -- is an experience unto itself.
The education secretary, Nicky Morgan, said: "I'm delighted to see more students, especially young women, studying maths and sciences and teachers having more time to push pupils to achieve the very top grades.
If we are going to achieve the very best for our most vulnerable children, we must harness the expertise, passion and drive of all those who want to serve children's needs".
By forcing the country out of its isolation and giving Iranians access to the global market, the US could achieve the very regime change it has been striving for all these years.
"But I would hope that the locomotive stops, because it's recognized that we are making progress in these negotiations to achieve the very objective that is behind this legislation.
The protesters would have achieved the very opposite of what they intended.
However, these same plans also pose a serious risk to achieving the very objective they seek.
Girls also outperformed boys in achieving the very top grades, with 7.9% getting an A* compared with 5%, although both saw a slight decline.
Yet, there is something even worse than efforts that come too little, too late: efforts that, because they are focused on the short term and on quick wins, may be achieving the very opposite of what we need.
It is for this reason we have asked Lambeth council to allow us more time to review whether our scheme is achieving the very best balance of opportunities for current and future generations, and they have agreed to this".
