The phrase "achieved ahead" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing progress or accomplishments that were made in advance of expectations or deadlines, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The project was achieved ahead of schedule, allowing us to allocate resources to other tasks."
Alternatives: "accomplished in advance" or "completed early".
Like Blackpool, Palace has achieved ahead of schedule — it seems unprepared for life at the top level.
It was begun in 1990 and its goal, the mapping of the complete human genome, or all the genes in human DNA, was achieved ahead of schedule, in April 2003.
The peshmerga said that their operation around Bashiqa had cordoned off eight villages in an area around 38 sq miles (100 sq km) and secured a stretch of highway towards Mosul, hailing it as a "resounding success, achieved ahead of time".
In adult care, CMS announced in 2015 ambitious value-based payment goals for Medicare, which were achieved 11 months ahead of schedule.
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"The incentive is directly linked to the schedule of repayments of the government loan, which we had aimed to pay 25 per cent of by the end of 2008 and have achieved significantly ahead of schedule".
The UN recently trumpeted: "The goal of reducing by half the number of people without access to safe drinking water has been achieved, well ahead of the 2015 deadline (set under Millennium Development Goals)." It was a welcome piece of good news for the Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon.
While progress has been made on some fronts -- the goals for reducing extreme poverty and increasing access to safe drinking water already have been achieved well ahead of their 2015 deadline - the MDGs related to maternal health have made the smallest amount of headway.
This was achieved well ahead of regulation.
"We have already achieved MDGs ahead of schedule in areas [such as] eliminating extreme poverty and hunger, achieving primary education, reducing infant mortality and the prevention of malaria," said Yong Ling Chen, Deputy Director General of the All-China Women's Federation, speaking before the Executive Board.
Ms. Daniels considered calling her new magazine Executive Woman, Professional Woman, Aspire, Advantage, Achieve, Ahead and Success before settling on Savvy.
