The phrase "achieved over three" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing accomplishments or results that exceed a quantity of three, often in contexts like statistics, performance metrics, or milestones.
Example: "The project achieved over three significant milestones in its first year."
Alternatives: "surpassed three" or "exceeded three".
The maximum force achieved over three trials was used for analysis.
The beautiful blossom of yellow umbrellas has thus built on what Hong Kong's vibrant civil society has achieved over three long decades.
Forgive my scepticism, but if an additional 700 seizures is what "the prison estate's zero tolerance approach to contraband" achieved over three years, it is hard to have much faith in the latest clampdown.
Our results show that quantitative measurements of indentation modulus is achieved over three orders of magnitude ranging from 1 kPa to 1000 kPa via AFM cantilever-based microindentation experiments.
Taken together, these two factors yielded negligible ranking among the size-classes, and thus co-existence was achieved over three simulated years despite substantial seasonal variation in competitive advantage.
At optimized dielectric thickness and structural parameters of microcavity, the current density (power flow) could achieve over four (eleven) times that in the isolated slit bump structure.
Burnham left a target of £20bn-worth of efficiency savings to be achieved over five years.
He said it was as much improvement as is normally achieved over six or seven months of schooling.
Crusaders chief executive Dave Thompson said: "What we've achieved over two and a half years has been incredible.
With this process, optical Qs up to 1.5 x 10^7 are achieved, over ten times higher than typical silicon optical resonators.
The three-year scheme that trains graduates up to the rank of inspector – a feat ordinarily achieved over eight years – is certainly not for everyone.
