The phrase "achieved a wide" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing accomplishments or results that have a broad impact or reach, but it needs to be part of a fuller expression.
Example: "The organization achieved a wide recognition for its innovative approach to sustainability."
Alternatives: "gained extensive" or "attained broad".
Using parallel lines instead of cross-hatching, he achieved a wide range of tones and textures.
But like the Dalai Lama, he is well aware that Buddhism has achieved a wide interest in this country.
(Several years ago, Seth Grahame-Smith's genre novel, "Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter," which also mentions Lincoln's reopening of Willie's casket, achieved a wide, weird popularity).
December 11 , 1930Piolenc, France Jean-Louis Trintignant, (born December 11 , 1930 Piolenc, France) French motion-picture actor who achieved a wide range of characterizations with great economy.
For a painter who spent his entire career in a narrow provincial orbit on Italy's northern plains, Correggio achieved a wide audience early on because his works were appreciated at some of the great courts of Europe.
His most famous novel was October The First Is Too Late, and several others, such as The Black Cloud (1957) and A For Andromeda (1962), which was made into a television serial, achieved a wide circulation.
Some activists describe being expelled from mosques and holiday fairs when they first tried to broach the topic five years ago, but they have achieved a wider audience by allying themselves with sympathetic clerics.
Wilson achieved a wider fame for his successful libel action against the BBC in what became known as "the case of the intrusive H".
This study achieved a wider view of the health effect of temperature in the study region, interventions for both public health education and health services management should be considered.
Our study achieved a wider view of the health effect of temperature and heat episodes in the study region, interventions for both public health education and health services management should be considered.
According to the report, the UK city of culture will have to achieve "a wide variety of audiences" and deliver social regeneration and economic impact.
