The phrase "achieved in setting up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing accomplishments or successes related to the process of establishing or organizing something.
Example: "The project was successfully achieved in setting up the new system within the deadline."
Alternatives: "accomplished in establishing" or "succeeded in organizing".
Important progress has been achieved in setting-up the key pillars of national child protection systems.
His government had achieved significant success in setting up a new province, and this success looked poised to continue.
In setting up London's mental health strategic clinical network, it was clear that a different approach was needed if this change is to be achieved.
She returned to India in 1868 and achieved funding to set up a Normal School to educate female Indian teachers.
"JiLsi was one of the highest in cybercrime in this country with what he managed to achieve setting up a forum globally.
"We have achieved a lot in terms of setting up a new organisation capable of transforming the way we look after the environment in Wales, and I feel that now is a good time to hand over the baton to someone else to lead the next phase of transformation," he added.
The study claims many foundations enable rich countries and their corporations to achieve their own ends in developing countries, from setting up public-private partnerships with pharmaceutical companies to promoting certain sorts of corporate farming and the use of biotechnology for health and agriculture.
If you merely praise the result, especially if it was easy for them to achieve, it can set up a belief in a child that their intelligence is high and fixed and there is no need to strive.
This steering group has been important in both setting up the project and achieving milestones such as LREC and Research & Development approval.
The difference is in how you can... achieve the goal that you're setting up to achieve.
