The phrase "achieved or exceeded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing performance metrics, goals, or targets that have been met or surpassed.
Example: "The team has achieved or exceeded all of its sales targets for the quarter."
Alternatives: "met or surpassed" or "reached or gone beyond".
By 2011, some schools and other organisations had achieved or exceeded their 10% target and wanted to take their green efforts to the next level.
By 2013, just five other countries had achieved or exceeded the target: Luxembourg, Denmark, Sweden, Norway and the United Arab Emirates.
3. Disruption Drivers: We call executives who reported both investing in technologies to upend their markets and competitors, and making technology investments that have achieved or exceeded their intended business outcomes, Disruption Drivers.
After each position have another "Major Achievements" section, highlighting any commendations you may have received, any further responsibilities you may have been awarded or any targets you may have achieved or exceeded.
Experiments and numerical simulations performed within a boundary nucleation and growth (BNG) model indicate that the reaction response of interground cements can be achieved or exceeded by blended systems, depending on the characteristics of the cement and the limestone used, i.e., Type I/II, Type III or blend of Type I/II and Type III.
And executives whose organizations struggle with silos were less likely to say their technology investments have achieved or exceeded their intended business outcomes.
McHorney et al. [ 23] recommend use of a measure of correlation of greater than.40 in item-scale internal consistency analysis, and our items achieved or exceed this level in all cases.
Numerical examples are presented showing that the second to fourth order methods implemented in this paper achieve or exceed the expected accuracy and demonstrating the advantage of using our high order numerical methods.
The Institute for Government has defined "successful policies" as... ones which achieve or exceed their initial goals in such a way that they become embedded; able to survive a change of government; represent a starting point for subsequent policy development or remove the issue from the immediate policy agenda.
Although the U.S. Climate Alliance states are determined to achieve or exceed that target, those efforts are not likely to make up for the impact of Trump's fossil fuel-friendly policies or the many states that are not participating in the alliance but are among the biggest emitters per-capita of greenhouse gases.
The EPSC model is a lot like the Terminator it doesn't care what your company does, if it runs afoul of the EPSC model by not getting enough points to achieve or exceed the threshold score, ISS will recommend against the equity compensation plan proposal, and there is very little you can do about it.
