The phrase "achieved different levels of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing progress, accomplishments, or variations in performance across various criteria or metrics.
Example: "The team achieved different levels of success throughout the project, depending on the challenges faced."
Alternatives: "reached various degrees of" or "attained different stages of".
These crops achieved different levels of importance in various Polynesian societies, depending on cultural factors and environmental conditions.
This week's campaigns — launched on the same day — opted for the latter, but have achieved different levels of momentum.
This paper compares the literacy skills of adults who achieved different levels of educational attainment across countries.
"Since then, we've all been at multiple startups, achieved different levels of success & failure, and witnessed some pretty amusing things done by some interesting people".
Most groups contain questions of different cognitive skill levels that, when used in combination, can differentiate among students who have achieved different levels of understanding of that particular concept.
Clearly the Nordic countries, despite similar cultural and political backgrounds, and the existence of publicly funded healthcare systems, have achieved different levels of success in the prevention of cervical cancer.
We don't deny the influence of decision making, but we note it is the variation among artifacts that very often yields efficiency differences and these, in turn, influence energy capture, a critical variable in achieving different levels of reproductive success.
A design chart was produced to estimate the optimum dimensions of the fissile shells required to achieve different levels of neutron amplification.
He then dilutes the paints to achieve different levels of viscosity before spraying them with painstaking precision onto the surface of the canvas, the size of the dots being decided by minute variations in the pressure of the airbrush.
