The phrase "achieved contributes" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate ideas that need clarification or rephrasing to convey a coherent meaning.
Example: "The project achieved significant contributions to the field of research."
Alternatives: "made significant contributions" or "resulted in valuable contributions."
As result of our analysis a more complete analytical picture of Bulgarian ethnic structure is achieved, contributing to a better knowledge of socio-demographic processes in Bulgarian society.
As it does, Mr. Smith deftly weaves in the context of how the deregulation of the telecommunications industry and the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act, which separated commercial banking from investment banking (a change Mr. Weill lobbied hard to achieve), contributed to WorldCom's ascent and demise.
Show us that you have taken advantage of what your high school has to offer, how you have achieved and contributed in your own particular context.
However, a porous material enables vapor flow before a melting temperature is achieved, and this contributes to heat transfer.
Hugh says there was always an unspoken bias towards achieving and contributing to society in the family.
Liz Sayce, chief executive of Disability Rights UK, says: "The Paralympics could be a real opportunity, a great platform for showing what disabled people can achieve and contribute to society.
"We are extremely pleased that we can now demonstrate what a city region with greater freedoms can achieve and contribute further to the growth of the UK," he said.
"We are extremely pleased that we can now demonstrate what a city region with greater freedoms can achieve and contribute further to the growth of the UK".
Yet this nation was still a beacon for those of us who were hopeful romantics, who dreamed of achieving and contributing in an accepting meritocracy.
Aboriginal land rights campaigners in Northern Territory and in Western Australia and South Australia have achieved significant successes, contributing to the Australianization of the wider national Aboriginal community.
