The phrase "achieved in the previous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to accomplishments or results that were obtained in a prior context or timeframe.
Example: "The results of the experiment were significantly better than those achieved in the previous study."
Alternatives: "attained in the prior" or "accomplished in the earlier".
The target is less than the country is aiming for in the current five years and less than it achieved in the previous 15 years.
Instead, it stated baldly what it had achieved in the previous year and what it planned to do the following year.
The coupling coefficient of visible light and ozone on g-C3N4 was 95.8, which was never achieved in the previous literature.
Crest Nicholson expects pre-tax profits between £170m and £190m in the year to 31 October, lower than the £205m it forecasted in June, and the £207m it achieved in the previous financial year.
The recent release of a new abstraction library (TF-slim14) over TF allowed us to carry out further tests, with the goal of validating the results achieved in the previous section and eventually improving the performance.
Crest Nicholson expects pre-tax profits of between £170m and £190m in the year to 31 October, lower than the £205m it forecasted in June and the £207m it achieved in the previous financial year.
As one of MacGregor's historical experts tartly observes: "It is often said that the Germans achieved in four-and-a-half years what the French had failed to achieve in the previous 20 years, which was to turn the population of Alsace into Frenchmen".
"In the early years there were districts in Slovakia where there was 50%% unemployment… What Slovaks have achieved in the last 20 years we were unable to achieve in the previous 1,200 .Today, this member of NATO, the EU and the euro zone is confident about its independence, even if many of its citizens are still hazy on how all of this came about.
Way back in booming 1995, a Business Week/Harris poll found that two-thirds of Americans believed that the American dream had become harder to achieve in the previous decade, and three-quarters believed that achieving the dream would be harder yet in the coming decade.
In the span of just ten months, key developing countries have accomplished what they could not achieve in the previous half a century: They have shouldered aside the staid 7 nation club of Euro-Atlantic nations plus Japan and taken seats at the top table of economic decision making.
Seven Haddon matrices were developed with the results achieved in the three previous phases.
