The phrase "achieved in return for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been obtained as a result of a reciprocal action or exchange.
Example: "The promotion was achieved in return for her hard work and dedication over the past year."
Alternatives: "obtained in exchange for" or "gained as a result of".
However, it's not clear that the US president has achieved much, in return for granting Kim such as high-profile meeting.
But European officials, bowing to the inevitable, in late May gave France until 2015 to achieve it in return for action on pension and labor reforms.
His defence has pointed out how much of the witness evidence against him was obtained by plea-bargain mechanisms, by which guilty men achieved reduced prison sentences in return for their cooperation with the prosecution.
May's negotiating pitch to the European Union would see the UK agree to adopt a "common rule book" on standards for food and goods in return for achieving greater divergence on services and digital regulation, a proposal that has worried hardline Brexiters since it was leaked last week.
Some of these balancings result in raising the mortality risk for some people in return for achieving broader benefits for the larger community.
Boeing also provides technical support for RAAF Globemasters during deployments outside of Australia, and the company is paid in return for achieving contractually mandated aircraft availability targets.
On Monday Leyonhjelm said if the government promised further water buybacks to achieve 450 extra gigalitres for the river in return for Xenophon's votes, he would vote down the ABCC bill.
Any profit, if achieved, should be earmarked as dividends to the taxpayers in return for their investment.
Six-country negotiations early in 2007 succeeded in achieving a solution that saw North Korea agree to dismantle its nuclear program in return for compensation.
