The phrase "achieved business" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the successful completion of business goals or objectives, but it would typically require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The team celebrated the achieved business milestones at the end of the quarter."
Alternatives: "successful business" or "accomplished business objectives".
Business-to-business electronic marketplaces "offer great promise as means through which significant cost savings can be achieved, business process can be more efficiently organized and competition may be enhanced," said Robert Pitofsky, the F.T.C. chairman.
And in families that have achieved business success, inheritors may be terrified that they will lose the family fortune.
Also, there is a positive correlation between the greater duration of the period of time spent in the program, as well as the number of implemented keys, and achieved business results.
Anyone who has achieved business renown has done so by working together with others, and constantly opening themselves up to new ideas.
Here's how to achieve business success based on the Martha Rules.
But how can businesses create a fulfilling working culture that inspires their employees to achieve business goals?
Success is different things to different companies but ultimately it has to be about achieving business goals.
When Mr. Wall responded that one of the chief goals would be to achieve business efficiencies, Judge Walker expressed skepticism.
Commercializing science isn't easy, which is the main reason that rising scientists from India, China and other countries can't readily achieve business success.
Rather than concentrate on utilising flexible working to achieve business objectives, Mirza has changed this to improving the culture of the organisation to be more inclusive.
The acquiring firms stand to achieve business synergies that can improve their bottom line or help them cope with financial uncertainties.
