The phrase "achieved in recent" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to clarify what was achieved.
You can use it when referring to accomplishments or milestones that have occurred recently, but it needs to be part of a complete phrase.
Example: "The goals achieved in recent months have significantly improved our performance."
Alternatives: "accomplished recently" or "attained in recent times."
Undoubtedly these are among the most important diplomatic achievements Israel and the Vatican have achieved in recent times.
A huge amount has been achieved in recent years by the international commission of Anglican and Roman Catholic theologians.
By the world, I don't mean popular acclaim, of the kind that Frank Gehry has achieved in recent years.
To the city's blue and white half, it would have felt just as important as anything their local rivals have achieved in recent years.
And Derek Jeter and Mariano Rivera could easily qualify if they maintain the staggering levels of success they have achieved in recent years.
Indeed, share prices for the major companies in the sector, except Nokia, which reported earnings on Thursday, have already retreated from 52-week highs achieved in recent days.
"Whatever the Fed may have achieved in recent years," he said, "reflects the efforts of many people who are committed, individually and collectively, to pursuing the public interest".
But despite the best efforts of their boosters, goats seem unlikely to enjoy the popularity achieved in recent years by backyard chickens and rooftop bees.
A Department of Health spokesperson said: "We are watching how the change in Wales impacts on donations and continue to work hard to build on the significant increase in organ donations achieved in recent years".
The elections are viewed by many Iraqi and American officials as crucial for the nation to heal its deep-running political and religious fissures and also to shore up the fragile security gains that have been achieved in recent months.
Nevertheless, noticeable protection against the disease – which kills around 500,000 children under five every year – was achieved in recent trials, raising hopes that one of the planet's greatest health scourges could soon be tackled.
