The phrase "achieved its aims" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the success of a project, initiative, or goal in reaching its intended objectives.
Example: "The organization implemented several strategies over the year and ultimately achieved its aims of increasing community engagement."
Alternatives: "met its objectives" or "fulfilled its goals."
As pathetic as Manhunt 2 would be if it achieved its aims, it's doubly pathetic for falling short.
The British had to save face, and there were hostages to be rescued, so an army of retribution was sent in, this time commanded by competent soldiers, so that it achieved its aims soon enough.
R042 read Under the Volcano by Malcolm Lowry and was suffering an emotional book hangover afterwards: This weekend I made the most of the good weather to finish reading Under the Volcano, and it left me emotionally exhausted which is a sign that I think it achieved its aims.
◦How well do you think it achieved its aims?
The workshops, which lasted about two and a half hours, addressed a sequence of questions including; the purpose of Healthy Start and whether it achieved its aims, what recipients receive as part of Healthy Start and its impact on shopping, eating and health.
This alone is enough to categorise it as a failure, whether or not it has achieved its aims.
Most beneficiaries are almost certainly happy with it and it achieved its aim of stimulating the housebuilding industry at a time when it was sluggish.
It achieved its aim of getting agreement on the early devolution of justice.
So far it has achieved its aim in Cinncinati, Washington, Baltimore, St . Louis Wilkes-Barre, Houston, & Worcester.
I shut this book with my head filled with thoughts of my own mother, so it certainly achieved its aim.
Mr Netanyahu said Israel would continue to act until it had achieved its aim of destroying militant group Hamas' network of underground tunnels.
