The phrase "achieved progress to" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a complete thought, as it lacks a clear object or direction.
Example: "The team achieved progress to the next phase of the project."
Alternatives: "made progress towards" or "advanced to".
Britain and other European nations intended to bang heads together to achieve progress and to set ambitious targets during the two-week conference.
However, considering the importance of this region to global change and global food security (Henebry 2009), the achieved progress is not enough to close the existing research gap.
Their offspring seemed to have achieved progress simply by having two dimensions.
"In order to achieve progress, you have to teach religion in its proper form".
To achieve progress means being able to change the status quo, and for those who hold power to relinquish some of it.
I am also a proud Democrat because, most of the time, I feel the Democrats strive to do what they can to achieve progress in this country, reaching out to create a more perfect union.
The capabilities discussed would provide the scientific basis for delivering Priority 1 of the Sendai Framework (Understanding Disaster Risk) and be the key enablers to achieve progress for Priority 2 (Strengthening Disaster Risk Governance to Manage Disaster Risk).
This dialogue would be to promote cooperation, achieve progress on the path to Europe and improve the lives of the people".
Researchers in Uganda and in similar contexts also need to choose their media strategy – to inform policy makers, educate communities, or contribute to media debate to achieve progress in the health policy processes.
As Nicholas Carlson of the Web site Business Insider wrote: "They are click-machines powered by the human need to achieve progress by a predictable path and a willingness to pay small amounts of money to make that progress go faster.
