The phrase "achieved for everyone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals, outcomes, or benefits that are intended to be accessible or realized by all individuals or groups.
Example: "The new policy aims to ensure that quality education is achieved for everyone, regardless of their background."
Alternatives: "attained by all" or "realized for all".
The fact that the health-conscious patient group (e.g., doctors, nurses, teachers) clearly had the highest cancer-specific survival figures points out that much is achievable, provided that their cancer outcomes could be achieved for everyone.
A world where the right to food is achieved for everyone is a world where people at every level are active participants in society.
That's when the best stories are told and it's what makes us love what government can achieve for everyone.
But ask your kids if they'd rather make $207 more a week and see if they grasp the concept of what unions can achieve for everyone today.
We want to work with local authorities to achieve this for everyone with a learning disability.
Richard Titmuss, who said "services only for the poor are poor services" - which is why New Labour's investment in and reform of public services across the board is so important to achieve opportunity for everyone.
She has been a volunteer for them for almost two years, counselling pregnant women about the importance of taking the HIV test as part of the regular prenatal care package as well as trying to achieve equality for everyone living with HIV/AIDS, especially women and children.
The specification beforehand proved valuable because it was clear to everyone what steps needed to be taken and which results needed to be achieved for particular meetings.
That is what my wife's grandmother and the story's grandmother wanted, immortality, and that is what the story will achieve for her, for me, for everyone and everything contained in it even my father's ghostly chimes.
But when will it be possible to achieve a system for everyone else… and by what process?
She said transphobia and hate crimes were reminders that there was much to be done to achieve "true equality for everyone".
