The phrase "achieved agreed" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey that something has been agreed upon or accomplished, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "After much discussion, we finally achieved an agreement on the project timeline."
Alternatives: "reached an agreement" or "came to a consensus."
They want to see employment targets and immediate investment to achieve agreed milestones".
But creditors are also demanding a new set of contingency measures to ensure the country achieves agreed stringent fiscal targets by 2018.
But eurozone policymakers and the International Monetary Fund have been at odds over whether Greece can achieve agreed fiscal targets – including a primary surplus on public finances of 3.5% by 2018.
The demand reflected the wildly divergent views of the IMF and the eurozone lenders on whether Athens can achieve agreed fiscal targets – including a primary surplus on public finances of 3.5% by 2018 – under the current reform programme.
The sport was provisionally awarded three last year, but failed to achieve agreed performance targets.
In addition, data governance requires the bringing together of diverse expectations and expertises from different departments across the enterprise to achieve agreed, consistent, transparent and repeatable set of processes that enable better data-related decision making.
Health Initiative: programmatic global partnerships or initiatives in which the participants: (i) dedicate resources toward achieving agreed objectives over time; (ii) conduct activities that are global, regional, or multicountry in scope; and (iii) establish a new organization with shared governance and management unit to deliver these activities.
Collaboration is simple when you consider collaboration requires people to work in teams as they achieve agreed upon objectives.
Dodgson et al. [ 1] broadly define GHG as the rules and procedures by which collective action is taken to achieve agreed goals that protect and promote health within a global context.
In addition, the Commissioning for Quality and Innovation (CQUIN) payment framework now provides a vehicle for local service commissioners to make funding allocations to services contingent upon achieving agreed quality improvement targets.
