The phrase "achieved shortly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something will be accomplished in a brief amount of time.
Example: "The project milestones are expected to be achieved shortly, allowing us to move forward with the next phase."
Alternatives: "accomplished soon" or "completed quickly."
He himself did not aspire to kingship, but to the title of divinity, something he achieved shortly before his assassination on the Ides of March 44 B.C.
Essex's comfortable disposal of Worcestershire, by an innings and 92 runs, achieved shortly after lunch on the third day was a pyrrhic victory, with Hampshire's success thwarting their own promotion ambitions.
A maximum in the depletion is achieved shortly before the ion packet is transferred over the mirror.
Those goals can, and should, be achieved shortly.
Carefully paced activities during R&D could lead to decision-making processes at international and country levels and milestones being achieved shortly after regulatory approval, as has been proposed recently for malaria vaccines [ 81, 82]. Figure 7 builds on Frost and Reich's (2008) access framework.
A highly favorable royalty rate was achieved, and shortly afterward, the Beatles broke up, although Mr. Klein continued to work with Lennon and, for a time, George Harrison.
In summary, our data show elevated serum levels of S100 proteins at the onset of RA and a normalisation of S100A8/9 levels in patients who achieved remission shortly after the initiation of conventional treatment.
That song, Way Back Into Love, is a shamelessly MOR piece of art-for-profit written for a starlet trying to achieve depth shortly after the release of her last single, Enter Bootytown.
The ladies I know hustled and achieved financial independence shortly after graduating from a slew of prestigious universities -- many of them putting themselves through college and graduate school on competitive scholarships and loans.
Today, about a third of the population consists of young people who were either children in 1980, when majority rule was achieved, or were born shortly after.
To be sure, Kolmogorov's axiomatization, which we will present shortly, has achieved the status of orthodoxy, and it is typically what philosophers have in mind when they think of 'probability theory'.
