The phrase "achieved opportunities" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the successful attainment of chances or possibilities, but it may require additional clarification.
Example: "Through hard work and dedication, she achieved opportunities that many only dream of."
Alternatives: "realized opportunities" or "secured opportunities".
In summary, the medical welfare system has been improved over the past many years and basically achieved opportunity equity through universal coverage of medical insurance for all social groups.
I think we're in the talent business, trying to assemble talent and resources to help clients solve problems and achieve opportunities.
In an era where the democratization of information is happening faster than universities can catch up, the number of PHDs in a city just isn't as lustrous as the likelihood that everyone can achieve opportunities.
When you deeply explore what consumers are actually trying to achieve, opportunity may appear where none seemed possible.
Richard Titmuss, who said "services only for the poor are poor services" - which is why New Labour's investment in and reform of public services across the board is so important to achieve opportunity for everyone.
In a budget proposal released Tuesday, President Barack Obama called on Congress to restore the benefits as "a starting point in achieving opportunity and mobility," at a cost of $15 billion.
Originally from San Francisco, Girma has worked zealously to achieve equal opportunities for Americans with disabilities, beginning with her leadership in the National Association of Blind Students.
The aim of integration is commonly described as achieving equal opportunities for immigrants within society (Brochmann, 1996; Entzinger, 1990; Kymlicka, 1995, pp. 15 17).
Zera Academy is a boarding school for middle and high school aged youth who lack the access and necessary resources to achieve equitable opportunities.
