The phrase "achieved record levels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing accomplishments or metrics that have reached an unprecedented high point in various contexts, such as business, sports, or research.
Example: "The company achieved record levels of sales this quarter, surpassing all previous benchmarks."
Alternatives: "reached unprecedented heights" or "attained all-time highs."
The department of chemistry at Bath has made enormous strides since the last RAE and over the past two years has achieved record levels of research income.
The London-based bank told the City today it had achieved "record levels of income and operating profit before tax" in the 11 months to November and insisted that any losses it suffered in Dubai were unlikely to have an impact on its profits.
The Boston Green Ribbon Commission, launched by the late Mayor Tom Menino to implement the city's climate action plan, announced that the city's hospitals have dramatically reduced their greenhouse gas emissions and achieved record levels of energy efficiency improvements.
In living rooms, offices and further afield, followers of London 2012 helped the BBC achieve record levels of viewing and internet access - fulfilling the corporation's aspiration to deliver the first truly digital and mobile Olympics.
A new website, Auctionlets.com, goes live this month, pitching potential tenants directly against one another, while letting agents are turning to open days and "sealed bids" to achieve record rent levels.
The introduction of the ride caused Kentucky Kingdom to achieve record attendance levels.
Both brands have achieved record sales since.
These efforts have achieved world record levels as well as a reproducible process.
The result was that total government outlays in the U.S. achieved the record level of 36.9% of GDP in 1986.
The following year we set the target at 90percentt and again all teams met that target and overall we achieved a record level of 95percentt.
"For Chelsea FC to achieve a record level of turnover, despite our first group-stage elimination from the Champions League, shows we have structured our business and are growing in the correct way for long-term stability," chief executive Ron Gourlay said.
