The phrase "achieves some progress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing advancements or improvements made in a particular area or task.
Example: "The team has been working hard on the project, and they have achieved some progress in meeting their deadlines."
Alternatives: "makes some headway" or "gains some ground."
Although Obama's surge appears to have achieved some progress militarily, the corruption of President Karzai's government remains well known.
However, while these campaigns have achieved some progress, it is clear UK plc is still poorly diversified at senior management level".
Pressing for more action from tax havens may be one way the prime minister could achieve some progress at next month's global summit on tax transparency, which he has promised to host.
Efforts to develop base-tolerant affinity columns by using genetically engineered ligands such as the recombinant protein A from GE Healthcare have achieved some progress, with the column efficiency getting compromised to a lesser extent.
What sense is there in agreeing on a common fiscal policy (which is the one area in which Europe has achieved some progress for the moment) if each country can then fix a near-zero rate and attract all the major company headquarters?
And don't stop until you have achieved some progress or positive results". When he went after bad nursing homes in the 1970's, he lobbied for Charles J. Hynes, then a Brooklyn prosecutor, to be appointed special prosecutor for nursing home abuses.
Previous US presidents and candidates also did business with this industry, but at the same time they decried the threat of climate destabilisation, worked actively to secure international diplomatic alliances leading to an agreement, and achieved some progress from the executive branch.
COMESA has achieved some progress in areas of free movement of persons, physical integration, energy, information and communication technologies.
