The phrase "achieved though" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was accomplished despite certain challenges or obstacles.
Example: "The project was completed on time, achieved though many setbacks along the way."
Alternatives: "accomplished despite" or "attained even though".
Errani has to be happy with what she achieved though; by winning that one game, Errani set herself up to serve first in the third set especially important at a tournament where no final set tiebreak is played.
Even if this is achieved, though, a greater puzzle is whether there are identifiably preferable syntaxes and what the criteria should look like.
"It'll be a permanent reminder of what I've achieved, though it's not really for achievement, it's for services to sport".
But winning that case in the public square will no longer be achieved though facts, figures and smart debating points.
What he has achieved, though, is a radical re-shaping of GSK's activities without resorting to a risky mega-merger.
The poems of this period are Rich's most fully achieved, though to say so goes against their grain.
Those savings may be hard to achieve, though, since REITs already operate more efficiently than they did three years ago.
That he did achieve, though Jones hasn't always done himself favours in the latter regard.
The first is that the vision is becoming increasingly possible to achieve, though formidable obstacles remain.
But this series is not about James or his will or his legacy or his ability to repeat as champion (a feat that many other legends, including Tim Duncan, have failed to achieve), though it will inevitably be read that way.
In the case of, the informed encoder can still achieve, though the additive channel state is very strong and is not known to the uninformed encoder, and the informed encoder has finite power.
