The phrase "achieved put" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two words that do not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The project was achieved, but the put was not as expected."
Alternatives: "accomplished placement" or "successful positioning".
"What Stuart has undoubtedly done is, by the strength of what he's achieved, put himself on the list.
"But if they, so if they are taking the savings of that and putting it back in the trust fund, I'm ok with that, actually I voted to do that at one point, because then you paid into the Medicare trust fund, the money should be through you, if there's savings to be achieved put it back in to extend the life of the trust fund".
The framers of the Declaration of Independence evidently believed that happiness could be achieved, putting its pursuit up there alongside the unalienable rights to life and liberty.
A comparison of our experimental data to design recommendations given by two standards (NASA SP8007 and Eurocode 3) is finally achieved, putting in advance safety margins provided by these codes.
The risk for the railways is that the cost reductions will not be achieved, putting in doubt the future investment programme which is necessary for the industry to keep pace with the unprecedented rise in demand which, remarkably, has continued during the economic downturn with only a short blip in 2008/09.
Once the daily penance of five hundred words was achieved, he put the notebook away and didn't think about it again until the next morning.
They add, sometimes, that civil rights for blacks would never have been achieved if put to a referendum.As a practical matter, it cannot be a good idea to go too far down that road of defying popular will.
The body urged all member states to replicate the successes being achieved and put in place the measures needed to reduce the death toll exacted among the continent's children.
If you're interpreting motivations or reasons behind why human beings did, said or achieved something, put yourself in their place and imagine how you would have handled the situation.
The constraints are, in some sense local: the first constraint is achieved by putting restrictions on which hypotheses can be used, and the second constraint is achieved by putting restrictions on what happens at limit ordinals.
