The phrase "achieves whether" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "The project achieves whether it meets the required standards."
Alternatives: "determines if" or "establishes whether".
He doesn't mind how that is achieved, whether by a mansion tax or something else.
"This goal will be achieved whether it is done militarily or diplomatically.
Is it to help the reader understand where the artist is coming from and what the artist is trying to achieve, whether you like it or not?
My aim is the freedom of my country and my people, which will be achieved whether or not I live to see it.
Decide on what you want to achieve, whether this involves a promotion, a lateral move, or a complete change of direction.
It is therefore worth considering the extent to which the original goal has been achieved, whether it has shifted, and what it should be for future conferences.
The emphasis is still on what ordinary people can achieve, whether they be poor blacks seeking voting rights or poor whites fighting a toxic waste dump.
However, serious issues remain over how a second vote could be achieved, whether there is enough time to hold it and what question voters should be asked.
The Ministry of Justice has not explained sufficiently the outcome the proposal is intended to achieve – whether the proposal will result in the court service generating an adequate level of revenue to meet its costs, or whether a surplus will be generated".
This suggests that sexual behavior is reinforcing to female rats when their preferred interval is achieved, whether or not they are actively controlling the rate of copulation.
The suit was settled out of court, Mr. Gibson said".The harm of viewer diversion has been achieved whether it is being shown on Momandpop.com or Chicagotribune.com," he said.
