The phrase "achieved and ultimately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a process of reaching a goal or conclusion, often emphasizing the final outcome.
Example: "The project was challenging, but we achieved and ultimately exceeded our initial expectations."
Alternatives: "attained and finally" or "realized and ultimately".
AINSLIE - THE SUCCESSES: " I am proud of what I achieved and ultimately to have won four gold medals and a silver was quite good going.
"We are committed to working with operators and over-the-top providers to demonstrate the benefits of joyn, ensure that true interoperability from any device and carrier is achieved and ultimately see mass adoption of RCS services on a scale similar to SMS or text services".
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Through broad-based consultation a deeper understanding of the benefits of male circumcision in the context of HIV prevention has been achieved and ultimately, the development of a comprehensive policy has been realised.
Behaviour change is always difficult to achieve and ultimately it would take consumers and retailers pulling in the same direction.
Encouraging thoughts will help motivate you to achieve and ultimately train you to inspire others.
Schleiermacher conceived a perfect world to be one in which God's purposes can naturally be achieved, and will ultimately lead to dependence on God.
Even with the formal approvals that the Bush Administration ultimately achieved, and even acknowledging the value of getting rid of Saddam, the Iraq war was both a procedural and a substantive disaster.
In order to achieve balance, and ultimately success, we need to have oppositional forces present and equal.
An active mentorship program can position more female candidates to seek and achieve sponsorship, and ultimately more effectively compete for board seats.
This makes them great employees and leaders that can be open to respecting and accepting others ways of achieving results and ultimately success.
What is odd is that there is so little discussion about the unavoidable difficulty in obtaining substantial forward movement in disarmament while pursuing policies and deployments aimed at achieving advantage and ultimately dominance and at the same time ensuring strategic stability.
