The phrase "achieves to get" is not correct and not usable in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of verbs and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "He achieves to get the results he desires" is incorrect; a better phrasing would be "He manages to get the results he desires."
Alternatives: "succeeds in obtaining" or "is able to achieve."
You know what each episode has to achieve to get you on that road map".
There's so many intangibles that you have to achieve to get here that it's amazing that we're watching it right in front of us.
"I have been outside it all along and watched the work grow," he says, "I can't tell you how great it is to see it, knowing what Beth has achieved to get here".
In broad terms the faster you go the wider the radius of the orbit you achieve; to get a vehicle to achieve an orbit wide enough to get it to miss both the Earth and the upper layers of the atmosphere, to place you at the same altitude as the International Space Station some 250 miles above us, you need to travel at around 17,500mph.
What are you expected to achieve to get rave marks on your performance reviews?
If you don't know what you want, you don't know what you need to achieve to get there.
There are two main objectives that organizations must achieve to get the most out of streaming IoT data.
Although some literatures have achieved to get a high yield of CNT 2 6 g/h [139, 147], controlling nanotube sizes and diameter is still unanswerable.
The compost is introduced in totally isolated tunnels where the adequate conditions of temperature, humidity and oxygenation are achieved to get the perfect finish of the compost.
"We can't forget what we achieved to get to Wembley, even though it might not have gone as well as we wanted it to go.
"I have to present my progress," he explained, "and the board give me deadlines based on what I should achieve to get my Ph.D".
