The phrase "achieved a tangible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing accomplishments or results that are concrete and measurable.
Example: "The team worked hard over the past year and finally achieved a tangible outcome in their project."
Alternatives: "realized a concrete" or "attained a measurable".
One of its members, Fëdor Getmanov, explains their philosophy, "At Varenye Organism we think that instruments of new media art now need to be used to achieve a real, tangible impact on people, to become training machines that change the way we think.
3D printing of articular fractures are innovative procedures and generate models to achieve a real preoperative tangible evaluation of the fractures and procedures and to improve patients compliance and care.
Only after World War II did the Theatre of Cruelty achieve a more tangible form, first in the French director Jean-Louis Barrault's adaptation of Franz Kafka's Prozess (The Trial), produced in 1947, and later through the plays of Jean Genet and Fernando Arrabal.
Although Bolzano did not directly influence modern developments — in the area of logic, for instance —, he obviously did achieve a very tangible "indirect" and subliminal effect.
3D printing of articular fractures are innovative procedures that achieve a preoperative tangible, highly useful evaluation of the fractures to plan intervention and educate patients.
This analysis of research impacts indicates that some, but not all, of the intervention research funded through the HPDRGS achieved a wide range of tangible impacts across most domains.
It's a case where the pursuit of a life's purpose obviously outweighs the importance of achieving any tangible goal.
But such reconstruction also helps to achieve a fairer distribution of tangible and intangible goods, particularly social and economic opportunities.
As a result, he achieves a sort of cool, tangible edition of pointillism.
With design efforts, you can look at the level of flow optimization before and after – mapping this to perhaps the time taken for the customer to achieve a task – again, showing tangible impacts that the business cares about.
