The phrase "achieved promotion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's advancement in their job or position, indicating that they have successfully received a higher rank or title.
Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, she finally achieved promotion to senior manager."
Alternatives: "received a promotion" or "gained a promotion."
With finance so tight, we all pulled together and achieved promotion.
Emery immediately achieved promotion to the second division for the first time in the club's history.
He achieved promotion at the first attempt, and kept the side in the top fight until the completion of his contract.
Paul Jewell, having achieved promotion with Bradford City and Wigan, and Oldham Athletic's former Palace striker Iain Dowie would also be plausible candidates.
It was all good fun, in the familiar outrageous Hammam manner, and a revitalised team achieved promotion to the second division.
Had the Australia international not wrecked his World Cup hopes by rupturing an achilles tendon in March, Simon Grayson's side would surely have achieved promotion with far less fuss.
Some other clubs are furious, arguing they reduced spending on players to comply with the rules while Leicester overspent on players' wages, achieved promotion and have since resisted any sanctions.
Brown achieved promotion to the Premier League with Hull in 2008 but has been out of work since December 2011 following relegations with the Tigers in 2010 and Preston the following year.
Allam ran a wage bill of £26m in the Championship, despite the club's income totalling only £11m, so achieved promotion to the Premier League making a loss of £26m.
Benítez achieved promotion at Tenerife, with another watertight defence (the second best defensive record in the division) providing the platform for an incisive attacking unit to play with freedom.
Hence arose the desire to know which manager has achieved promotion on the most occasions?" "Apparently Nigeria's hunt for a new manager led them Clement Temile, manager of the Molten Spartan South Midlands League Division One side Kentish Town," writes Andrew Gillespie.
