The phrase "achieved the position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's attainment of a specific role or status, often in a professional context.
Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, she finally achieved the position of manager at the company."
Alternatives: "attained the role" or "secured the position."
At 34, Rabbi Davidson is young to have achieved the position of senior rabbi.
Have they achieved the position based on being the best in their discipline?
After the war, he worked at Ford Motor Company for 23 years, and achieved the position of Manufacturing Engineering Manager for Ford of Europe before joining Rockwell International as President of Golde GmbH in Frankfurt West Germany.
Ching-kuo's successor, Lee Teng-hui, won a faction fight in the KMT, besting Chiang's widow, among others, and as president began to talk of Taiwan having achieved the position of a "state".
A vital force and a recognized leader in the field of marine insurance, serving for over 50 years, he achieved the position of chairman of the New York office of Frank B. Hall, which became part of the AoN Corp.
Considering that Ms. Leingang has achieved the position of senior vice president of original programming and development at Comedy Central, I expected her to deliver a candid depiction of the business of comedy from a woman's point of view.
Ed rose through the ranks, eventually achieving the position of Corporate Treasurer in 1959, and held the position until his retirement in 1974.
"I'm self-aware enough to understand that it's statistically very hard to achieve the position I'm in," Maguire says.
The Dean of the Tisch School of the Arts for over 20 years, his leadership laid the groundwork that enabled the school to achieve the position of international renown it now enjoys in the cinematic and performing arts.
In this paper, an adaptive failure compensation is proposed for high-speed trains with traction system actuator failures to achieve the position tracking.
In fact he was deputy prime minister by 1995, achieving the position by trading the votes of his 35 supporters to keep John Major safe from John Redwood's leadership challenge.
