The phrase "achieved the height" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe reaching a significant level of success, accomplishment, or physical elevation.
Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, she finally achieved the height of her career as a renowned author."
Alternatives: "reached the pinnacle" or "attained the peak".
In May, he achieved the height in an abandoned railway warehouse in the suburbs of Perth, Australia.
The reign of Suleyman the Magnificent (1520-66) was the golden age of the Ottomans, when they achieved the height of their military victories and artistic endeavors.
"It could all be preprogrammed to be a success, whatever happened," they told me, suggesting that one test flight by Rutan's team might not have achieved the height claimed for it.
Weber achieved the height of her renown during these years: her name was routinely mentioned alongside that of D. W. Griffith and Cecil B. DeMille as one of the top talents in Hollywood.
Without Hawksmoor, he adopted a simple style in these designs, using a few elementary forms with increasing audacity, until in Seaton Delaval he achieved the height of drama with a comparatively small house.
Booth achieved the height of her fame during the 1960s with her portrayal of the domineering but lovable housemaid Hazel Burke on the television situation comedy Hazel (1961 66).
But, in the view of many contemporaries, and perhaps his own, he never quite achieved the heights of which he was capable.
His literary output was modest, and reviews of his "Life of Mother Cabrini" (1960), "Three Circles of Life" (1960), "The Penitent" (1962) and "Naked Author" (1970) reflected critics' consensus that he never again achieved the heights of his first effort.
"I want to do well for Sheffield Wednesday but I don't think I've achieved the heights I know I can".
It starts: the "normalization" of Donald J. Trump, the man who achieved the heights in American life -- the White House -- by taking the low road.
