The phrase "achieved each of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing accomplishments or goals that have been met individually or collectively.
Example: "The team worked hard and achieved each of the targets set for the quarter."
Alternatives: "met all of" or "accomplished each of".
Instead of reporting the percentage of students at or above the typical American performance, the city reported the percentage of students who achieved each of four levels.
In my own case, my mom kept a small journal that kept track of the day I achieved each of my new abilities for the first time.
A set of optimal solutions (Pareto front) is achieved, each of which is a trade-off between the chosen objectives.
At the end of his life he said he believed he achieved each of those values, except humility, but that one wasn't really his anyway.
The questionnaire asked respondents to indicate to what extent they have achieved each of the listed research outputs as a result of their involvement in FNR research projects.
The second part of the survey asked to what extent the respondents have achieved each of three research outputs (patents, industrial applications and utilization of research results at the national level) as a result of their involvement in FNR projects.
First, managers document the risks associated with achieving each of the company's strategic objectives.
These principles cannot be afterthoughts - democracy and human rights are essential to achieving each of the goals that I have discussed today.
He says Peachtree's management must clarify its overall IT vision before devising a plan to achieve each of its objectives.
In this free, special report, you'll learn how to achieve each of these objectives by selecting the appropriate negotiation technique.
Or perhaps we'll decide that we want a life of both comfort and ambition, but that we'll look to different people to help us achieve each of those goals.
