The phrase "achieved year" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific year in which something was accomplished, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The project was completed in the achieved year of 2022."
Alternatives: "year of achievement" or "year of completion."
The final model for men was adjusted for age, place of residence, highest level of education achieved, year of interview and interviewer.
The final model for women was adjusted for age, highest level of education achieved, year of interview, having children under the age of five, hormonal contraceptive use and interviewer.
"Each of our three major operating units achieved year-over-year growth in both profitability and revenue," Kobi Alexander, Comverse's chairman and chief executive, said in a statement.
"King has done for the female voice what countless singer-composers achieved years ago for the male: liberated it from technical decorum," he wrote.
"While responding to two major natural disasters and completing the largest acquisition in the history of the industry, we achieved year-over-year revenue growth of 31percentt and more than doubled earnings per share".
Since launching in London in 2015, the company claims to have achieved year-on-year growth of three times revenues, for three years running, adding homes in five new cities to the platform and seeing repeat bookings jump 27percentt after it opened in Paris, its second location after London.
"Lenovo delivered another terrific quarter, with shipment growth of 32.9% compared to the same period in 2009," read the report, which noted that the Chinese computer maker had achieved year-over-year shipment growth in excess of 30% for every 2010 quarter.
"David Beckham could do Aristotle and Plato, which would achieve more in five minutes than the Arts Council achieves year in, year out..
Achieving years of battery life is a really big deal for IoT because it effectively eliminates installation costs — no wires to run, no batteries to charge.
(But how valid is this? Who knows what the applicant might achieve years hence? What was an hour of young Einstein's time worth?).
"Today, we are well on our way to realizing the vision that Jessica, Elliot and I set out to achieve years ago," Getaround CEO Sam Zaid wrote in a blog post.
