The phrase "achieved in time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was completed within a specified timeframe or deadline.
Example: "The project was challenging, but we managed to ensure that all tasks were achieved in time for the presentation."
Alternatives: "completed on schedule" or "finished in a timely manner."
Of course the 20% level will not be achieved in time.
Baseline separation of all the components was achieved in time less than 1 min.
He said it was possible for business to have carbon-free growth but that he loses sleep over whether it can be achieved in time.
Despite broad consensus that the world's economies must transition to decarbonized energy sources, questions remain whether this can be achieved in time to avert the most harmful consequences of global warming due to increased CO2 concentrations.
The plan, attached to the email and dated 1 December 2015 said: "Unless and until Murdoch is put on the defensive on climate change, opening political space for conservatives to come forward, it is unlikely that bipartisan efforts on climate change will be achieved in time".
Finally, the energy-efficient performance for TCP traffic could be achieved in time horizon while using a "one step lookahead" policy.
Since the elapsed time for an LHC bunch crossing (with standard design book parameters) has an rms spread of 170 ps, the ∼50 to 100 ps resolution now commonly achieved in time-of-flight systems would be insufficient to resolve multiple "in-time" pileup.
Maybe as a nation who can trace its history back millennia, and not just centuries or decades, Iranians instinctively realise that freedom can only be achieved in times of security.
Large-scale development programmes have been executed worldwide to achieve in time the needed technology.
My object all sublime I shall achieve in time To let the punishment fit the crime The punishment fit the crime And make each prisoner pent Unwillingly represent A source of innocent merriment!
"Humans should remain human in any circumstances, and that is difficult to achieve in times of war.
