The phrase "achieved more and" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It can be used when comparing achievements or discussing progress, but it needs to be followed by a complete thought.
Example: "In the last quarter, we achieved more and exceeded our sales targets."
Alternatives: "accomplished even more" or "attained greater success".
It's meant that I have greatly expanded my own knowledge, achieved more and developed lasting personal and professional relationships.
That may be why she has not achieved more and won more grand slam titles so far.
Like any government, the New Labour administration made mistakes – it could and should have achieved more and done more to challenge the right's assumptions about the world.
Michael Roberts, chief executive of Atoc, said: "With rail travel up by over 60m journeys in the past year, to one of its highest levels ever achieved, more and more people are satisfied with their rail travel experience.
With the mercilessness of youth, I could detect his slight aura of unfulfilled ambition, the sense that with the right opportunities he could have achieved more – and I wanted none of it.
But once I achieved more and more on the golf course and got older, I guess, I started realizing I'm happy with my career, and now it's time for another chapter".
"As a footballer, you try and push yourself every day to achieve more and more.
Funny women – Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, Sarah Silverman, Cameron Esposito, Margaret Cho – have been achieving more and more prominence in comedy in recent years.
Studies indicate that people achieve more and are happier if they rely on their inherent talents.
Because that's important – to motivate people to work to achieve more and to realise their interests.
"Together everyone achieves more and the players work very hard for each other, which is backed up by the staff.
