The phrase "achieved up until" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the progress or accomplishments that have been made up to a certain point in time.
Example: "The project has achieved significant milestones up until the end of the last quarter."
Alternatives: "accomplished by" or "attained up to".
It is an event for which both US and UK fans now look forward to, something that had not been achieved up until now.
They should feel good about themselves and what they've achieved up until now".
Under the best experimental conditions, the sensor exhibited a linear response to BPA from 0.01 μM to 0.7 μM, with a limit of detection of 4 nM, one of the lowest achieved up until now.
Maybe dance music is just finally taking the time to appreciate everything that has been achieved up until this point.
The idea that the Big Wing could inflict heavier losses than had been achieved up until then was based on an overestimate of the numbers of aircraft shot down by the Big Wing.
The gas flow injected allows the particles to achieve velocities up to 1000 m/s until they impact onto a substrate, bonding with plastic deformation.
The aim of this study was to review statistical techniques for estimating the mean population cost using health care cost data that, because of the inability to achieve complete follow-up until death, are right censored.
For subjects achieving hemostasis, up to 5 L of IV fluid was administered or until bleeding occurred, which was defined as >2% total blood volume.
But leading scientists are unlikely to take it up until it achieves respectability.
If you really believe in your project and you feel it's good and you know in your heart it's good, go out and take advantage of all the things that are out there and just push and don't give up until you achieve your goal.
The United States refused to recognize its annexation and maintained that position up until the country achieved independence in 1991.
