The phrase "achieved an edge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing gaining a competitive advantage or superiority in a particular context, such as business, sports, or technology.
Example: "Through innovative strategies and effective marketing, the company achieved an edge over its competitors."
Alternatives: "gained an advantage" or "secured a lead."
Now, though, ranchers in Colombia's seven northern provinces say they have achieved an edge over rival countries, one that they hope to turn quickly into lucrative global export sales: their herds have been certified free of foot-and-mouth disease.
Now, though, ranchers in Colombia's seven northern provinces say they have achieved an edge over rival countries, one that they hope to quickly turn into lucrative global export sales: Their herds have been certified free of hoof and mouth disease.
Though he was Black, Ivanov achieved a slight edge after 11 moves.
Joe, a teacher, whose anxiety achieved an "apocalyptic, political edge" around the time of the American election, when he couldn't sleep for worrying about whether Barack Obama would get in, calls his form of anxiety the "learnt doom and gloom" – all the long, pessimistic articles he was reading sent him over the edge.
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"You still achieve a sexy edge without the come-hither attitude of tight leather pants.
And Mr. Obama's failure to achieve a decisive edge on economic policy is central to his failure to open up a big lead in overall polling.
Whether pitching to the global elite of Danny Dorling's 1%, a Londoner with a deposit or an overseas buyer on the lookout for a secure investment, the city's current swath of new properties is driving marketeers to make ever bolder claims to achieve a competitive edge.
This chapter reviews some practices for mainstreaming information as a key resource for achieving a competitive edge in the contemporary business age.
By integrating resources of many partners, the SMEs can form global integrated manufacturing systems in the form of Virtual CIM (VCIM) and thus achieve a competitive edge.
