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The phrase "achieved his first" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone reaching a significant milestone or accomplishment for the first time.
Example: "After years of hard work, he finally achieved his first major victory in the competition."
Alternatives: "reached his first" or "attained his first".
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But Copeland achieved his first goal Saturday.
Pietramala achieved his first in 2005.
Celebrating milestonesThree months into the process Menmuir achieved his first big milestone of 10,000 words.
Murphy is a high flyer, having achieved his first headship at the age of 29.
The Yamaha rider achieved his first podium finish when he was third in Australia last year.
Allison stepped up to the Grand National (now Sprint Cup) Series in 1965 and achieved his first victory in 1966.
But Kleiman achieved his first mainstream policy victory only recently, for advancing an idea called "swift and certain".
He achieved his first masterpiece in 1962 with a simple, perfectly constructed cube fashioned out of glass and chrome.
Since the Chancellor had achieved his first objects, had annexed Austria, Bohemia, Moravia, and Memel, it appeared to him quite natural to settle the question of Danzig.
He achieved his first British success in 1967 with the album This Is James Last, which remained in the bestsellers for an astonishing 48 weeks.
In the process, the Long Island native achieved his first fourth-quarter comeback as a Dolphin -- leaving him a mere 36 behind his predecessor, Dan Marino.
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