The phrase "achieves consummation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express that something has reached its final or most complete state.
Example: "The project achieves consummation with the successful launch of the new product, marking the end of a long development process."
Alternatives: "reaches completion" or "attains fulfillment".
"Whether they are imprisoned or lose their human lives for persevering in dafa cultivation, they achieve consummation".
Now, some two decades after it was originally conceived, the project has finally achieved consummation in a sold-out, talk-of-the-town production at the National which begins previewing tomorrow night.
A3 Tiananmen Square Arrests Hundreds of followers of the banned Falun Gong spiritual movement were arrested at Tiananmen Square in Beijing on China's National Day after recent instructions from their American-based leader to "achieve consummation" by facing imprisonment or death.
Hundreds of followers of the banned Falun Gong spiritual movement were arrested at Tiananmen Square in Beijing today, China's National Day, after recent instructions from their United States-based leader to "step forward" and "achieve consummation" by facing imprisonment or death.
Both composers (who play songs by the musicians who portray them, Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova), they achieve creative consummation by making a most promising demo tape.
They show a land passing from "savage state" and "pastoral or Arcadian state" to achieve "the consummation of empire," which is then inexorably followed by "destruction" and "desolation".
The patriotic Prussophile historians, who a hundred years later argued that what Bismarck had achieved was the consummation of what Frederick had sought, were letting the present distort their understanding of the past.
Markus Eiche and Simone Schneider, exemplary as the feuding Storchs of the earlier set, are now cast, equally superbly, as the high-minded sorcerer Kunrad and the spirited burgomaster's daughter Diemut, whose affair has to withstand both her wilful temperament and the hypocritical prudery of the local bourgeoisie before it can achieve its proper consummation.
Lovers may be permitted an exception to this ironclad rule, if they never achieve the bliss of consummation — and therefore never have to wake to the beloved's morning breath the morning after.
The consummation that is repeatedly achieved here is not carnal but aesthetic.
