The phrase "achieved two of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing accomplishments or milestones related to a specific set of goals or objectives.
Example: "In the last quarter, our team achieved two of the three targets set for the project."
Alternatives: "accomplished two of" or "attained two of".
She had achieved two of her three goals.
Johnson has already achieved two of four bonus possibilities with his 1,000 yards and Pro Bowl nomination.
The government has thus achieved two of its objectives: to cut public services; and to do so without impacting on its electoral heartlands.
In just a year, they have achieved two of their major goals, a tax cut and the abandonment of the ABM treaty.
Overall, The Elmira and Memphis trials demonstrate that the nurse home visitation program achieved two of its most important goals improved prenatal and subsequent care of children and improved effects on women's life course.
The protests achieved two of the stated goals of the protest: Columbia disaffiliated from the IDA and it scrapped the plans for the controversial gym, building a subterranean physical fitness center under the north end of campus instead.
In Hagia Sophia his architects achieved one of the finest and most justly famed buildings in the world.
The findings were based on a performance assessment by experts at Plymouth University showing that the reef had only achieved four of its 11 objectives since opening in November.
Thus, at the Battle of Nashville (December 15 16 , 1864, Union General Thomas achieved one of the most climactic victories of the war when he shattered Hood's army.
DETROIT — Fiat's stake in the American carmaker Chrysler increased to 25 percent after it achieved one of three milestones laid out in the partnership agreement, Chrysler said Monday.
In him, Sophocles achieved one of the enduring definitions of the tragic —that of a man for whom the liberation of the self is a necessity.
