The phrase "achieved career" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may lead to confusion regarding its intended meaning.
Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, she finally felt she had achieved her career goals."
Alternatives: "successful career" or "accomplished career".
With four rounds complete, many of the surviving players have achieved career bests.
He achieved career highs last season with 176 hits, 47 doubles, 5 triples and 287 total bases.
You have achieved career success but may be asking whether you want more of the same or something different and whether your work allows room to experiment.
More than just pulling off a rarely achieved career U-turn — it's a long way from "Gigli" (2003) to "Argo" — at 40 he has also come to embody a new Hollywood paradigm for masculinity.
The highest-selling group, Led Zeppelin, achieved career sales of 29.6 million records, more than twice those of the second-ranked group and 34 times those of the 48th-ranked artist.
And the Derbyshire captain's 261-run stand with Poynton, in which both achieved career bests, is still the third highest ninth-wicket partnership in the history of first-class cricket.
While we're toasting creative chutzpah, here's to David Fincher and Wes Anderson, both of whom achieved career-best grosses in 2014 by parlaying their distinctive styles into mainstream form.
"The partnership is the biggest ever against Glamorgan, while Petersen's knock is also an individual career-best, topping the 210 he scored for Glamorgan against Surrey four years ago". Paceman Craig Overton achieved career-best figures of 6-74, but Somerset have plenty of work to do with the bat after Sam Hain's unbeaten century for Warwickshire on day three at Edgbaston.
He also achieved career-highs with 64 RBIs, seven triples, and 55 runs scored, while batting.328 in 68 games played.
Only five players have achieved careers slams, and McIlroy (in the Masters) and Phil Mickelson (U.S. Open) already have failed this year to win their fourth major.
The incentive to achieve career advancement, a more tangible achievement, becomes more appealing.
