The phrase "achieved away" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used, as it does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The goals were achieved away from the main project site."
Alternatives: "accomplished elsewhere" or "attained outside."
Some people should go check out just what he has achieved away from football.
Pompey have never lost 10 successive games or gone 20 games without a win and both statistics could be achieved away to Hartlepool on Tuesday.
But Matikainen knew a repeat of the 5-1 win achieved away in Turkey earlier in the campaign was always going to be unlikely.
More importantly, it demonstrates that the activation of RELA by TWIST1 can be achieved away from the IL8 promoter DNA and that the direct or indirect association of TWIST1 via RELA to the IL8 promoter is not required for IL8 transcription activation.
The company now updates this list of accomplishments on its intranet as a way to keep track and to share what coworkers achieve away from the brewery.
The last time they achieved an away win over Coventry was 87 years and 19 matches ago.
It amounted to a historic victory for City, who it must be remembered achieved it away from home in from of a raucous, partisan Perth crowd who were hungry for their state's first national football title.
It's the rather whimsical brainchild of a government adviser called Byron Garcia, who – inspired by the scene in The Shawshank Redemption where Mozart's Figaro floats through the prison – decided that rehabilitation could be achieved [looks away before returning with jazz hands] through the power of dance.
Write down a graduated series of goals, starting from tiny simple goals that can be achieved right away, to long term goals that may not be achieved for months or years.
Indeed, Libya is headed for a difficult phase, one that could crush everything the Arab Spring has achieved, doing away with the nice image of the Libyans who surprised the world, only to be replaced by the image of Libyans who speak the language of weapons, personal interests, dictates and vengeance.
Only 35percentt of parents agreed with the union's argument that, "Public charter schools take resources and high achieving students away from traditional public schools".
