The phrase "achieved has increased" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a combination of two verbs that do not work together in this form. An example of a correct usage could be: "The number of goals achieved has increased significantly this season."
Alternatives: "the achievements have grown" or "the accomplishments have risen."
Although the number of students who achieve A grades has increased exponentially over the past few years – and some critics say without a corresponding improvement in academic ability – the number of students going to university this autumn will be at near record levels.
The considerable improvements achieved have permitted increased total production, although natural fibres' actual share of the market has decreased with the influx of the cheaper, synthetic fibres requiring fewer man-hours for production.
To try to achieve that, Mr. Pugachev has increased the editorial staff to about 100 from around 20, hiring several well-known journalists from other papers.
However, the interest and development of synthetic chalcone derivatives to achieve different pharmacological activities has increased in recent years in order to establish more advanced structure-activity relationships and to generate novel compounds with diverse substituent patterns.
In comparison, a simplified process that removes the final CO2 membrane concentration while still achieving high CO2 recovery has increased energy demand and operating costs but results in lower overall capital cost.
The armamentarium to achieve such a goal has increased in recent years and new medications are in the pipeline.
Although the percentage of people with diabetes who achieve the ABC goals has increased since NDEP was initiated, the most recent estimates indicate that control remains suboptimal.
Yet for all that, the goals of the revolution have yet to be achieved: economic stagnation persists, unemployment has increased, military trials of civilians continue and the new constitution meant to enshrine civil liberties remains hugely contentious.
The production of conventional antibiotics has increased to achieve victory over the multidrug resistance of Staphylococcus aureus and Staphylococcus epidermidis but intake of inappropriate doses and incomplete dose by patients has negated the effort.
"While we remain sceptical of the ability of Japan to achieve 2% inflation over the next two years, governor Kuroda is at least stepping up the attack on deflation meaning that his chances of achieving some success have increased".
