The phrase "achieved premium" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that a certain level of quality or status has been reached, often in business or marketing discussions.
Example: "Our new product line has achieved premium status in the market, attracting a more affluent customer base."
Alternatives: "reached premium" or "attained premium".
"We are still able to achieve premium prices because there is still an understanding of the quality of Irish linen," he said.
"HD VMD is a true HD format with 1920 x 1080i/p resolution, up to 40 Mbps bit rate playback, DVD up-scaling so users can watch their existing DVD collection and achieve premium picture quality through their HD TV monitors.
In coal mining industry, discrete-event simulation has been widely used to support decisions in material handling system (MHS) to achieve premiums on revenues.
Still, Apple has a track record of achieving premiums unheard of at competitors, so it is conceivable it could find success in the luxury car space, given its expertise with supply-chain management.
2) The Right To Opt Out Of Facebook Marketing This could be achieved with premium accounts, as Pandora does now, giving people a clear way to opt out of any kind of ad targeting or marketing.
and pates (goose liver pate, etc).. Also seafood is an early possibility since the texture requires may be easier to achieve than premium cuts".
"I started noticing Koreans replacing Caucasian models in the growing number of advertisements today, and Korean corporations now embrace Korean faces to advertise their products," says Hwang. "Through self-care and beauty-enhancing procedures, they now possess the ideal beauty that can provide profits and achieve a premium image of a brand for the upcoming global markets.
In other words, premium pricing can only be achieved with a premium brand, in addition to providing high quality products and service, of course.
Certain films and filmmakers, however, have achieved an aesthetic premium by accepting the literariness of the original and then confronting this with the technology and methods of the cinema (The French Lieutenant's Woman, 1981; Adaptation, 2002).
If these synergies are not achieved, the acquisition premium is merely a gift from the shareholders of the acquirer to the shareholders of the target company.Mr Sirower then sets out to show how acquirers can better calculate the required performance improvement implicitly embedded in the acquisition premium and to examine the reasons why these RPIs normally dwarf realistic performance gains.
