The phrase "achievement of such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the accomplishment or attainment of a specific goal or standard previously mentioned.
Example: "The achievement of such high standards in our work is commendable and should be recognized."
Alternatives: "attainment of such" or "realization of such".
1) Insulin therapy can achieve near-normal FPG. 2) The achievement of such goals, especially in newly-onset diabetes, is relatively easy and can be maintained for many years.
The achievement of such a system in the automobile age required a new form of road.
Thirst represents a major obstacle to the achievement of such a goal.
Software design, before code implementation, is the key task that determines the achievement of such a goal.
Cost-efficiency is a crucial criterion for the achievement of such targets, requiring analyses of all possible options.
As "patron of all the arts" (Dryden's admiring phrase), Louis subsumed the achievement of such varied geniuses as Molière and Racine to his own prestige.
But researchers who study organizations, productivity and leadership styles attribute the achievements of such figures to exceptional ability.
Today's immigration debate often contrasts the achievements of such legal immigrants with the burdens imposed by illegal border-crossers.
It's a special night and most importantly, Bridgwater residents are united in their pride and achievements of such an event.
This, coupled with the Unlimited commissions for individual artists announced earlier this year, is a testament to the achievements of such work so far and industry support for it.
Julia Briggs is not a dizzy denizen of Bloomsburyland, although she acknowledges that her book "inevitably stands upon the achievements" of such as Jane Marcus, here awarded the pantomime status of "fairy godmother of Woolf studies".
