The phrase "achieved some power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of influence, authority, or control in a particular context, such as politics, business, or personal relationships.
Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, she finally achieved some power within the organization, allowing her to influence key decisions."
Alternatives: "gained some influence" or "attained a level of authority."
Women have achieved some power in politics here, but never the top jobs.
Having achieved some power, they may "retain a conscience" but they do not have the moral fibre to stand up and be counted, they appear no more trustworthy than any other party.
Now that women have achieved some power, is sexism more subtle than it was, say, 20 years ago?
So, writing that, I did have a couple of politically correct professors sitting on my shoulders going, 'Is it OK to have relatively powerless individuals also speaking pidgin, which infantalises them?' But because the women in the play do achieve some power and take over the island – which isn't a spoiler – I felt OK.
At the same time, the professionals achieved some bureaucratic power.
Using repeated games, the authors prove that each point on the capacity region of a fading MAC is achieved by some power control policy.
Only later, when the religion itself had achieved some measure of earthly power, did he take on more exalted attributes.
Jeremy Gerard, who edited her when she wrote for New York a decade ago, says, "Nikki doesn't care about content she's interested in power, and in who's doing what to whom to achieve power, maintain power, and expand power".
With his trademark twinkle, he might paraphrase Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night": some are born powerful, some achieve power and some have power thrust upon them.
But he could live a respectable life because his income derived from tithe rather than trade; eventually, he might even achieve some measure of political power by becoming, say, a justice of the peace.
Did he achieve some sort of posthumous power?" This is suggested both because he outlived Dr. Francia, and also because the pen ostensibly used to write the book was given to the author by Patiño's descendant.
