The phrase "achieved for its" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accomplishments or results obtained for a specific purpose or goal.
Example: "The project was highly successful, achieving for its stakeholders a significant return on investment."
Alternatives: "attained for its" or "realized for its".
"Rome is proud of its history, " Mr. Marino added in a note published on the city's Web site, and for the recognition it has achieved for its "courageous fight against Nazi fascism".
Take creative liberties, make something up," he says; he's far more interested in what the show has achieved for its stars than its over-analysed genesis.
In 1992, the court ruled that "racial balance is not to be achieved for its own sake .That, surely, remains a good principle.
Both "Four" and "Saint Lucy's Eyes" are opening this month for commercial runs, each having already achieved for its author a level of praise and attention unusual even for mature playwrights.
Engineering a functional tendon with strong mechanical property remains an aim to be achieved for its eventual application.
However, when the tetra-armed 4BTF-DTPA-T was employed as the electron-donors, much enhanced Jsc and FF values up to 9.33 mandm2 and 44.80% were achieved for its homogeneous morphology in solar cells, finally leading to the maximum PCE value of 3.68%, indicating that the tetra-armed small molecules could be the promising electron-donors for solution-processed organic solar cells.
Network Rail chairman Peter Hendy, charged with reviewing in detail what its engineers can achieve for its £38.5bn budget, said at a recent transport conference: "We're discovering that some of it is pretty badly built.
The government has not been able to agree on tax credits to sweeten investment in private pension plans, and a lobbying battle is raging among banks, brokerage firms and life insurance companies over the relative tax relief each hopes to achieve for its type of investment product.
What the union did manage to achieve for its members in democratic processes and benefits was an example for Mexican unions.
"There is much critical diligence and fiscal capitalization to be achieved for the orchestra," its president and chief executive, Allison Vulgamore said in a prepared statement, adding, "and we embrace this new era — and our audiences — with gratitude and dedication".
Maximal lignin conversion was achieved for THF due to its superior solubilisation of lignin; however MgO also catalyzed repolymerization of phenol oligomers.
