The phrase "achieves this sort" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The new software achieves this sort of efficiency that we have been aiming for."
Alternatives: "accomplishes this type" or "attains this kind".
No device in history has come close to achieving this sort of ubiquity.
And we are achieving this sort of success around the world, and not just in disasters.
There's something uncanny in the sleight of hand he uses to achieve this sort of momentum in books so full of minute analysis and detailed quotation.
Not to mention that fact that there is no country in the world that has achieved this sort of efficiency saving in its health sector ever.
One way to achieve this sort of ubiquitous computing is to disperse tiny sensors that measure, for instance, light, temperature, or motion.
To achieve this sort of focus requires the kind of appetite for victory that is epitomized, for Wilson, by a breed of championship racehorses, which in order to win "bite their own necks to get more oxygen".
OWS remains for now less unliked than the tea-party movement, though one should keep in mind that it took the tea partiers a good while to achieve this sort of unpopularity.
Shrewd in their assessments, imaginative in their approaches, the learned essays in Knowing the Past amply achieve this sort of progress". "Suzy Anger's Knowing the Past assembles original and important scholarship by some of the most prominent critics in the field of Victorian studies.
That marks a sharp break from the last time the S&P 500 achieved this sort of record, which occurred in 1998, in the middle of the dot-com boom, when everyone (or so it seemed) believed companies such as Pets.com and AOL would lead us all to the financial promised land.
