The phrase "achieved late" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that was accomplished after the expected or scheduled time.
Example: "The project was achieved late due to unforeseen circumstances that delayed our progress."
Alternatives: "completed after deadline" or "finished behind schedule".
Effective designs of steam warships with turreted guns were eventually achieved late in the 19th and early in the 20th century.
Under LEV, 36% achieved early seizure control, 25% achieved late seizure control, 33% continued to have seizures, and 7% had a relapse.
The first phase of development is being fast-tracked, with completion achieved late 2017 - (40 mboed peak annual average production, net to BP).
The readers of Kierkegaard and Dilthey, two other giants who them selves achieved late recognition, have not had to face this kind of imposing obstacle.
The possibly problematic inclusion of anencephalic infants does not seem to apply to the view underlying Little's (2008) claim that FMS is achieved late in pregnancy (pp. 332 and 348), when the fetus, which was a human organism, becomes a human being (pp. 339 341).
A nine-match run without victory was ended after a win over Eastbourne Borough and survival in the Conference Premier was achieved late in the season.
Willeford achieved late-life fame with his Hoke Mosley crime novels – now regarded as classics of Miami noir.
In the 1960s he managed rock super group Cream and its guitarist Eric Clapton before signing brothers Barry, Maurice and Robin Gibb, collectively known as the Bee Gees, whose melodic folk-rock achieved late-'60s success before a career slump.
They don't realize they're good at something until they're fifty, so of course they achieve late in life.
Before achieving late literary success, she sacrificed her own ambitions to support Healey's all-consuming career and raise their three children, though they were as close a family as opportunity allowed.
So John's career as a high-minded print journalist of the old school ended on the cusp of show business journalism – an instantly recognisable public figure, liked and respected, a bit like an actor who has toiled for decades in rep before achieving late stardom in a sitcom hit.
