The phrase "achieved it has" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward or confusing.
It could be used in a poetic or stylistic context, but it is generally better to use more conventional phrasing.
Example: "The goal was difficult, but achieved it has, against all odds."
Alternatives: "it has been achieved" or "achieved it has been."
Having seen what Murray achieved, it has been heavily backed by the local council to regenerate a tired end of the city.
To know whether a target to "upgrade" slums can be achieved it has to be measurable, but for many slums there are only rough population counts without detailed enumeration.
Where near-universal access to water has been achieved, it has virtually always been through a public commitment to build and maintain infrastructure, which represents 75% of the cost of delivering water to residents.
"Ewers is another playing with real power, but while bringing players in from outside the squad is something that can be achieved, it hasn't been achieved yet.
The West has wished to impose settlements of these issues which took no account of China, and the attempts has failed everywhere failed; for where settlements or partial solutions have been achieved it has been in each case necessary to abandon the pretense that China does not exist and come to term with Peking.
Achieving it has not been straightforward.
But what constitutes real growth and the pathway to achieve it has never before been more confused.
There is a reasonable belief that MDT working has achieved what it was supposed to achieve; it has helped to ensure equality of access to high-quality care for all patients with cancer in the United Kingdom.
Jeter rejected the idea that the pursuit of 3,000 hits had somehow held him back and that achieving it had freed him psychologically.
And diversity has become a cause to be championed in many quarters, even if efforts to achieve it have taken some hits of late.
