The phrase "achieved they are" is not correct and does not work in standard written English.
It seems to be an incorrect word order and lacks clarity.
Example: "The goals we set have been achieved, they are now a reality."
Alternatives: "they have achieved" or "they are accomplished."
Once achieved, they are encouraged to put this into practice.
Although improvements have been achieved, they are silo-centric, specific to a single area or discipline.
The announcement on Wednesday will say that although 14 of the 17 benchmarks have not been achieved, they "are works in progress in various degrees by the Afghan government," in the words of one European diplomat, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss confidential talks.
We have defeats but compared to what we have achieved, they are minuscule.
If the desired outcomes are not achieved, they are better placed to fail fast, regroup and scale quickly.
During this stage, students have multiple attempts to achieve at least 80%, and once this is achieved they are given access to the second stage of the test.
They are records of unusual ventures, magnificently achieved: they were taken by unmanned space probes and beamed back to Earth.
They were administered oral itraconazole 100 mg once daily until culture negativity was achieved; they were then followed up for 3 months.
The property owners are so proud of what they've achieved, they're prepared to hand over their keys to a team of their discerning neighbours.
Although these features could not be achieved, they were implemented in Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty.
Once that was achieved, they were too tired to finish labeling everything for the customers who would be streaming in today to pick up their orders.
