The phrase "achieved before the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing accomplishments or results that were completed prior to a certain point in time.
Example: "The goals we set for this quarter were achieved before the deadline."
Alternatives: "accomplished prior to the" or "completed ahead of the".
"The Argentine player's tally represents a new record in the history of football, something no other player has achieved before," the Spanish club said on their website. .
That surpassed the peak achieved before the financial crisis and recession sliced about a quarter off the endowment's value.
"Lynas is confident that completion and commission of the plant will be achieved before the end of 2011," he said.
That is still a long way short of the 2.8m Iraq was producing before the war and the 3.5m it regularly achieved before the previous Gulf war.
According to the report, the percentage of adults giving to charity is stuck at around 57%, 2% below the level achieved before the economic crash.
In all cases the minimum ΔEtotal of the system was achieved before the cation deviation reached the saddle point in Fig. 2a,b.
Up to 2000 m dry machining length per tool could be achieved before the re-sharpening operation has to be performed.
The results highlight the sensitivity of the self-excited oscillation to the degree of mixing achieved before the main recirculation zone.
Not surprisingly, neither Britain nor the euro zone has returned to the production levels that they achieved before the crisis in 2008.
Similarly, the sort of body mapping, best illustrated by the queen of prints Mary Katrantzou, could not have been achieved before the advent of digital design.
Another was the crucial winner against Burnley during Leicester City's greatest of escapes from relegation, a late-season run that featured six wins in eight matches and safety being achieved before the final day.
