The phrase "achieved so that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the purpose or goal of an action that has been accomplished.
Example: "The project was completed ahead of schedule, achieved so that we could allocate resources to other initiatives."
Alternatives: "accomplished in order to" or "attained for the purpose of".
It has been at the centre of the nation's life for 600 to 700 years and it is only through Parliament that legitimate change can be achieved, so that is where I would start.
We've not achieved so that was the real frustration," added Lancaster.
A cooling solution with natural convection has been achieved so that the case temperature can be kept under 70 °C without using a fan.
By solving the inverse eigenvalue problem, necessary changes of design variables are determined and the desired natural frequencies are achieved so that resonance conditions are successfully avoided.
He called for "quick and comprehensive reforms" – "reforms that are not entwined with promises, but actually achieved so that our brothers the citizens in Syria can feel them in their lives".
We just need to make sure that we time the project milestones to be achieved so that we don't end up trapped three or four levels deep in management consultation".
Are we really achieving what we set out to achieve?" So that curiosity, that motivation to keep going, is very much something that has shaped me.
"Until then, we have an 18-game season to think about, to plan and to achieve so that's what I, the players and staff will be doing.
Thus the design of a sound deficit reduction plan should be shaped by the goal of reducing spending as little as possible, not by the goal of reducing the deficit as swiftly as is prudent.Thus Mr Balls said that Mr Darling's plan "over-achieved", so that by the eve of the general election in 2010, Labour found itself borrowing £21 billion less than it had expected.
And while this war has many components, we can't make victory on the battlefield harder to achieve so that our diplomacy is easier to conduct.
Second is standardization of teaching and learning that sets detailed prescriptions how to teach and what students must achieve so that schools' performance can be compared to one another.
