The phrase "achieved indeed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the accomplishment of something, often in a context where the achievement is noteworthy or surprising.
Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, she finally achieved indeed the recognition she deserved."
Alternatives: "truly accomplished" or "successfully attained".
The method is applied to a laboratory scale CMG, and experimental results illustrate that the proposed LPV controller achieves indeed a better performance in a much wider range of operation than linear controllers reported in the literature.
His older brother, Johann Georg, was the one selected by the family for an intellectual career, and he did achieve indeed a certain notoriety as a poet in the sentimental style of Gleim.
The idea of Cher, the woman my father fell in love with nearly 50 years ago and who once straddled a ship's cannon wearing a lace bodysuit, being put in her place by a 13-year-old who has never achieved anything, indeed in all likelihood, has never left Bishop's Stortford, let alone his computer screen, is completely repellent.
Much still remains to be achieved, and indeed the requirement of novel molecular markers for PZQ-resistance are central to an improved understanding.
Clemmie proves to me that you don't have to do anything, to achieve anything, indeed to walk, or talk or dance or sing in order to be utterly perfect, enchanting and loved.
So the trio leave Algiers, sadder and no wiser, having achieved nothing and, indeed, having inadvertently left a trail of damage and misery behind them.
And over five years, the museum has indeed achieved a modest success: Annual attendance has more than doubled since its opening year.
Yesterday morning, Irma indeed achieved Category 5 status, with winds of a hundred and eighty-five miles per hour, ranking it among the most powerful Atlantic hurricanes in recorded history.
Skyscanner had indeed achieved profitable success, but one can assume the Chinese are willing to pay 80 times top-line earnings only because they think much more lies ahead.
Typically, after it is finished, each collaborator, or his admirers, will claim that the parts that worked were his, whereas the truth may be that what worked was indeed achieved collaboratively: that the participants spurred each other on.
