The phrase "achieved leadership" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the attainment of a leadership position or the successful establishment of leadership qualities in a person or organization.
Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, she finally achieved leadership in her department."
Alternatives: "attained leadership" or "gained leadership."
Having achieved leadership, in 1883, of a Brussels-centered group of avant-garde painters, the Twenty, he seethed when his comrades shifted their fancy from developments of his early style — thickly layered, dark-hued paint, suffused with smoldering light — to the shimmering Neo-Impressionism of Georges Seurat.
At stake is our stature as a superpower, the economic activity that will result from achieved leadership, and the jobs that will go elsewhere if not to the United States.
Made of concrete, steel, and wood, the building achieved Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design compliance "through the integration of stormwater management strategies, high efficiency irrigation, the use of recycled and/or recyclable materials, and drought tolerant plantings".
The chicken: Women will tear down the external barriers once we achieve leadership roles.
This article provides a novel and practical road map for achieving leadership alignment.
"I do think it is harder for a woman to achieve leadership.
The one category in which Amazon has not been able to achieve leadership has been children's products.
We highlight the role of R&D management in encouraging creativity, transferring technology to operations and achieving leadership through technology.
The fellowships provide opportunities for continuing generations of able and accomplished new Americans to achieve leadership in their chosen field.
She also felt that allowing alleged perpetrators of war crimes to achieve leadership positions in Kosovo undermined the country's prospects for stability.
But what does the economic evidence show as to why women graduate in equal proportion to men from college, but so few achieve leadership roles?
