"achieved offer" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use "accepted offer" or "received offer" instead. For example: She accepted the offer and was thrilled with the outcome.
As autonomous adults, college students applying for university know where they want to go, and know where they can achieve offers for, and where will provide educational careers which will stretch their intellect.
And quite a few people have achieved their offer that way".
Besides, monitoring the trends in the prevalence of CVD risk factors in the population may provide information on knowing how much progress in reducing the CVD mortality remains to be potentially achieved, and offer an opportunity for intervention in clinical practice and public health campaigns.
The achieved design offers a suitable performance toward a compact high-flux neutron generator.
A hint at what could be achieved is offered by Luminex, a joint-venture between Stabio Textile and Caen.
The Annual Health Care Schedule is "the instrument that supports the implementation of the intentions outlined in the Health Care Plan" and the Annual Management Report is "the instrument that presents the results achieved and offers any steering that may be necessary" [ 22], p.33.
It isn't offered by every school, but if you're applying to Sheffield then "it can be the thing that helps you achieve your offer".
On the other hand, a reading of Friedrich Hayek's account of how markets can gather information from individuals on a scale that governments are unable to achieve, could offer those in charge of our economies an understanding of how disruptive state-intervention could be in the long-run.
Chocó-Darién: What Projects Can – and Cannot – Achieve offers a deep dive into a project developed by the Afro-Colombian Tolo River People – and a primer on how REDD plays out on the ground.
