The phrase "achieved plan" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to refer to a plan that has been successfully executed or completed.
Example: "The team celebrated the successful completion of the achieved plan, which resulted in significant improvements."
Alternatives: "completed plan" or "executed plan".
It also shows every planned site, where turbines are currently under construction or have achieved planning approval.
He soon discovered a lack of funds and knowledge of winemaking meant achieving plan A would be a very tall order indeed.
The Chief Marketing Officer recalled that sales and distribution did not achieve planned market presence.
To achieve planned progress these nations need skilled administrators in large numbers, and above all they require educators and instructors.
Our results indicate that there are multiple approaches to achieve plans with smooth compensators similar to the plunged-depth plans.
The specific characteristics of teaching awards and the associated effectiveness at achieving planned purposes are poorly understood.
The norm of coherence – organizing the means to achieve plans – pushes her to order a taxi that will get her to the dentist's office.
This heterogeneity in station area contexts presents significant complexity for planners and policymakers interested in understanding existing TOD conditions, an area's TOD potential, and the relevant policy and planning interventions required to achieve planning goals.
A majority of the reports shows awareness of the importance of spatial conditions for achieving planning goals, but perform inadequately on the quantitative indicators.
Signed by directors of the company Gloscon, which is licensed to carry out the cull in Gloucestershire, and dated last week, the letter says the disruption is proving "quite significant" and adds: "We are not achieving planned numbers".
