The phrase "achieved a powerful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of significant influence, impact, or strength in a particular context.
Example: "The team achieved a powerful position in the market after their innovative product launch."
Alternatives: "gained a strong" or "attained a significant".
Whenever I achieved a powerful dramatic effect, I refused to let go of it and insisted on repeating it again and again.
In external affairs Schwarzenberg achieved a powerful position for Austria; in particular, with the Punctation of Olmütz (November 1850), in which Prussia acknowledged Austria's predominance in Germany.
By remaining focused on macroeconomic aggregates (such as total consumption and total investment) and by deliberately simplifying the relationships between these economic variables, Keynes achieved a powerful model that could be applied to a wide range of practical problems.
In general, the acquisition of special knowledge or technology to achieve a powerful position and the use of expert power formed in this way will contribute to the positive development of cooperation within a supply chain relationship.
Obfuscation allows us to achieve a powerful capability: software that can keep a secret.
In reworking the images, in oil and watercolor, he achieves a powerful rawness and simplicity.
Like film stills in Min's mind, they achieve a powerful impact as the book draws to a close.
Mirroring Mr. Frank's penchant for achieving a powerful personal vision with an abstract expressionist's passion for rigorous minimalism, the Scalo show has only 54 images.
In the main line of the Queen's Indian Defense Fianchetto Variation, Black's principal stratagem is to prevent White from achieving a powerful pawn center with e4.
Ms. Nash's version of this story may not be Shakespearean, but it achieves a powerful sense of futility and loss (just as her Savitch biography did).
"Valley Smoke," with its evocative pale sky and water and its purple hills is a good example of how Stubbing sought to achieve a powerful perceptual effect with a minimum of description.
