The phrase "achieved we would" is not correct and does not make sense in standard written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrectly structured expression that lacks clarity and proper grammatical form.
Example: "If we achieved our goals, we would celebrate our success."
Alternatives: "if we succeeded" or "if we accomplished".
"We swore that, until our goal was achieved, we would not reveal it to a soul".
Once the goal was achieved, we would celebrate with a trip to the Lego store.
Even if all the current country pledges submitted to the Paris conference are achieved we would still only just be at the bottom end of this range.
However, were this achieved, we would still be faced with the reluctance of high street banks to lend to small businesses and those wanting to buy their first home.
However, deep inside it is clear that if we all appreciate the feats we have achieved, we would be happy with them for longer.
In a written statement Tuesday, Feuer said he plans to proceed with a lawsuit "to establish a receivership over the trusts in order to protect ratepayer dollars," but added that if the city's transparency goals were achieved, "we would of course re-evaluate the need for a receiver".
If the public knew the means by which a long shelf life is achieved, we'd probably get ourselves a patch of dirt somewhere and grow our own stuff.
Besides this prospective that the TALOE project wishes to achieve, we would like to briefly highlight some concluding remarks about strengths and limitations of the TALOE web tool.
If these four items can be achieved, we may not have achieved victory, but we would have achieved a measure of success.
If we hadn't achieved that, we would have underperformed".
Speaking to the BBC ahead of his visit, Sisi said democracy in Egypt was a "work in progress, and we haven't yet achieved everything we would like".
