The phrase "achieve this through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or process by which a goal or outcome is reached.
Example: "We aim to improve our customer service and achieve this through regular training sessions for our staff."
Alternatives: "attain this by means of" or "accomplish this via".
In the first instance, they achieve this through sheer talent.
The aim, he said, was to achieve this through natural wastage, as people retire or leave.
We achieve this through low overheads and a specialised team that works remotely.
They hope to achieve this through transition of energy supply to buildings, waste management and public infrastructure.
"Australia now has a once-in-a-generation opportunity to achieve this through broad-scale biological control using a naturally occurring virus that is specific to common carp".
We hope to achieve this through a blend of comment, analysis, online discussions and offline events, This project is a partnership with Humanity United.
He will not achieve this through terrifying the profession by exaggerating changes to dismissal procedures, which are not currently as drawn-out as he says.
While the plan seems ambitious and a step in the right direction, how does India plan to achieve this through its existing and new policies and programmes?
The government plans to achieve this through an 80% reduction in deforestation in the Amazon region and a 40% reduction in deforestation of the cerrado savannah.
They achieve this through a subtle interplay of elements, such as Wyllie's electronic loops and Fitzpatrick's range of techniques: his bass is a constantly changing source of instrumental colour.
We achieve this through our co-operatives and the work of our sister organisations who support our women in a variety of ways – from ICT and technical assistance to housing, education and training.
