The phrase "achieved elected" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that may be intended to convey a concept related to being elected or achieving an election, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "After a long campaign, she finally achieved elected office."
Alternatives: "elected to office" or "achieved election."
Former President George W. Bush is now enjoying his newfound status as the smarter of the two Bush brothers to have achieved elected office.
Its younger members, including the nieces and nephews among them who have tried for and sometimes achieved elected office, have settled quietly into lives of service; they are not, for the moment, a threat to anybody else's ambitions.
DALLAS (The Borowitz Report) — After years of being subjected to unfair ridicule, former President George W. Bush is now enjoying his newfound status as the smarter of the two Bush brothers to have achieved elected office.
By Andy Borowitz October 6, 2015 DALLAS (The Borowitz Report)—After years of being subjected to unfair ridicule, former President George W. Bush is now enjoying his newfound status as the smarter of the two Bush brothers to have achieved elected office.
He had joined the Conservative party while still in the army, but did not achieve elected office, to Dewsbury council, until 1956.
Their one clear purpose is to sow fear, anger and resentment in service of achieving elected office.
ASK any leading candidate in next year's presidential vote what he would seek to achieve if elected and the list tends to be much the same.
For example, men and women who achieve high elected office can expect to be called by their exalted titles for life, no matter the circumstances of departure or length of service.
But many people believe little can be achieved until an elected government is in place.
I'm not interested in merely talking about reform during my campaign; I want to achieve reform once elected.
Mechanisms of this kind could be a validity check as described above but also particular sampling methods that are sufficient for achieving, for example, elected or quantitative representation.
