The phrase "achieved at the time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to accomplishments or results that were realized during a specific period in the past.
Example: "The goals we set for the project were successfully achieved at the time, leading to significant progress."
Alternatives: "accomplished during that period" or "realized at that moment".
Up to 26% power consumption reduction is achieved at the time of minimum traffic conditions while 10% consumption is achieved at the time of maximum traffic conditions.
Meanwhile, he was working his way up from walking a beat to the rank of lieutenant, the highest rank a black officer had achieved at the time.
That's the message he seems to be sending us – that his "vision" for the trilogy was so much greater than what could be achieved at the time.
Yet the absolute theatrical freedom which the Old Bailey trial was seen to have achieved at the time is now increasingly in question following the recent attempts by morality campaigners (driven, like Mary Whitehouse, by Christianity) to ban the musical Jerry Springer - The Opera and the successful interruption by Sikh protesters of the run of Behzti at the Birmingham Rep.
Rome's Pallazzi dello Sport done by Nervi (1960), Eero Saarinen's Dulles International Airport at Chantilly, Virginia (1958 62), and Chicago's exposition hall, McCormick Place, by C.F. Murphy and Associates (1971) are examples of the colossal spaces achieved at the time in reinforced concrete or steel and glass.
"It caused me sleepless nights, took the fun out of cycling and racing, and tainted the success I achieved at the time.
The recognition he achieved at the Times didn't diminish his capacity for clear-eyed critique of himself or others.
The Bell recordings, an outgrowth of research to improve telephone transmission, are amazingly vivid, with a range of frequency and dynamics years ahead of what RCA Victor was achieving at the time.
The re-release featured alterations to the three films, primarily motivated by the improvement of CGI and other special effects technologies, which allowed visuals that were not possible to achieve at the time of the original filmmaking.
We start with a review of the role of temperament in performance, before considering the more proximate factors which can shape what a given horse may achieve at the time of a specific performance event.
