The phrase "achieved a voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone gaining the ability to express their opinions or perspectives, often in a context of empowerment or representation.
Example: "After years of advocacy, the community finally achieved a voice in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "gained a voice" or "found their voice."
On the page, he achieves a voice that's plain, natural and close to the everyday rhythms of speech.
By the mid-19th century, the anatomy of the vocal tract was well understood, and singers responded by dropping the larynx to achieve a voice of greater strength and colour.
The volume is most useful as a sort of index of Mr. Updike's evolution as a writer -- as he assimilates the influences of such disparate writers as Hemingway, Nabokov and Thurber, and gradually achieves a voice and fictional geography of his own -- and as a kind of shadow autobiography, tracing the outlines of his life and his ongoing preoccupations.
He added: "People who have achieved a public voice find it a mixed bag".
The early 20th century was not only a time of continued assimilation of Western art forms and philosophies but also a period in which traditional Japanese forms sought and achieved a new interpretive voice.
Mr. Xi, who is visiting Moscow on his first trip abroad as China's top leader, made no mention of the United States in his speech, but it was suffused with suggestions that a stronger partnership between China and Russia could help both achieve a stronger voice in global affairs, counterbalancing Western influence.
Written at a blistering clip in the months since Palin's resignation as governor of Alaska, the five-chapter, 413-page book reportedly achieves a literary voice that -- ghostwriter Lynn Vincent notwithstanding -- echoes the folksy youbetcha-ness of Palin's campaign-speak.
Marissa is achieving a growing voice in the music journalism field, especially within the hip hop community and culture.
If the countries achieved a notable increase in "voice and accountability" (from -1.37 to -0.33), the efficiency would increase by 40.8%.
For example, if countries achieved a notable increase in "voice and accountability" (e.g., greater participation of civil society in policy making), the efficiency of their HIV/AIDS programs would increase by 40.8%.
