The phrase "achieved with their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing accomplishments or results that were obtained through the efforts or actions of a specific group or individuals.
Example: "The project was successfully completed, achieved with their dedication and hard work."
Alternatives: "attained through their" or "realized by their".
On the contrary it was achieved with their co-operation and the full support of local MP, Jeremy Corbyn, a respected champion of the rights of minority communities.
But since that common goal has been achieved, with their entry into the White House, the equipoise has shifted, and what, one wonders, is Hillary's goal now?
Whatever the plotters in suits imagined they had achieved with their Chinese whispers has disintegrated in the space of a few days.
He's a defensive coach by training and inclination, but the success his Cougars have achieved with their appealing run-and-gun style should keep the local talent coming.
The Embassy proposes to bring the "Allah Made Me Funny" comedy troupe to the UK to participate in the Festival, building on the unparalleled success we achieved with their UK program last fall.
"I think it is very hard for people raised in a technological age to understand how individuals millennia ago achieved with their hands objects of unbelievable beauty," she said.
This is what the duo hope to achieve with their project.
"What the Fleischer brothers were doing in the 30's, what they were trying to achieve with their roundness and fullness, can now be achieved with computer technology".
All they achieve with their attacks is our temporary shock and oppression, but then we become stronger and more united.
They need to trust the organization to best achieve what they would like to achieve with their limited funds.
The main points of differentiation were around the issues that marketers are hoping to achieve with their data initiatives – greater intimacy, friendliness and distinctiveness.
