The phrase "achieving a brief" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the completion of a task or meeting specific objectives outlined in a brief.
Example: "The team focused on achieving a brief that outlined the project's goals and deliverables."
Alternatives: "fulfilling a brief" or "meeting a brief".
Don Juan in Soho, though politely received, only achieved a brief run at the Donmar.
In 1783, a 21ft long female bottlenose whale (the same species that would achieve a brief, sad fame 200 years later) was captured close to London Bridge.
Like Marxism, the neo-liberal market ideology that achieved a brief hegemony during the last decades of the century had its roots in Enlightenment traditions.
The protagonist of Orwell's next novel, A Clergyman's Daughter (1935), is an unhappy spinster who achieves a brief and accidental liberation in her experiences among some agricultural labourers.
THE Terrafugia Transition, a flying-car concept that achieved a brief but successful maiden flight in March, will make what is being called its first major public appearance at the Greenwich Concours d'??nce on June 6 and 7. Alas, the Transition won't be flying in Greenwich, Conn., that weekend.
Cesar and Nestor and their band, the Mambo Kings, do achieve a brief period of celebrity, and at one point — the high point, in fact, of the brothers' fame before it begins to flicker and fade — they appear on the television sitcom "I Love Lucy," which starred Lucille Ball and her husband, the Cuban bandleader and actor Desi Arnaz.
When I was at university in the mid-1970s, ofe of my friends achieved a brief moment of student fame.
A passenger aboard Victory, Captain Benjamin Hallowell, achieved a brief notoriety for slapping the admiral on the back and calling out "That's right Sir John, that's right.
4 7 SAB is defined as 'self-strangulation or strangulation by another person with the hands or a noose to achieve a brief euphoric state caused by cerebral hypoxia'.
