"achieved making" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe an accomplishment that has been made, for example: "The team achieved making their sales goal by the end of the quarter."
He reckons that most of the gains in performance to be had from lithium-ion batteries have already been achieved, making the batteries ripe for replacement.
Many of the artist-entrepreneurs opening up their virtual shops on Etsy want what Circa Ceramics or Emily Martin or the Austin Craft Mafia have achieved: Making a living from what they love to do.
Still, Amgen's news release did not provide data on how big a reduction in fractures the drug achieved, making it difficult to determine how denosumab would compete with other drugs, including inexpensive generic versions of Merck's Fosamax that are already available.
Also, continued research on synthesis of NCs without precursor injection has successfully achieved making CdSe and CdTe NCs [23].
Despite low on/off ratio, high transconductances and current saturation are achieved, making graphene devices suited for analogue applications [144].
As they are encapsulated, higher working frequencies can be achieved, making them competitive despite the lower parallelism level if we compare them with a cellular processor, for example.
The quality Toyota and its suppliers achieved made possible the "just in time" approach to delivering components to the assembly plant.
The amount we spend on healthcare relative to the outcomes achieved makes the NHS one of the most efficient healthcare models in the world.
The speed with which the adaptation is achieved makes this approach viable for on-line implementation.
The fact that such excellent performance for classifying normal versus tumor tissue can already be achieved makes further improvements highly desirable.
The mission found that the approach taken and the results achieved makes Rwanda's experience a model for other countries.
