The phrase "achieving a new record" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing accomplishments, milestones, or performance improvements in various contexts, such as sports, business, or personal achievements.
Example: "The athlete celebrated achieving a new record in the 100-meter dash during the championship."
Alternatives: "setting a new record" or "breaking a record".
The company said in March it achieved a new record of $1.2m£795,00000) in sales of digital titles on tablets including the iPad.
On Monday, a fringe spokesperson said it had achieved a new record, with audience numbers up by 9% on the previous high in 2006, and up by more than 20% on last year, when the festival experienced a series of crises at its box office that led to the resignation of its then director, Jon Morgan.
Christie's all-important Impressionist-modern evening sale on May 8 is led by a Soutine depicting a rather sad-looking young boy dressed in baker's whites, "Le Petit Pâtissier"; the house is hoping the work will achieve a new record for the artist.
DECLARATION We are achieving a new strategic relationship.
But then the two danced more, achieving a new openness.
With $4.4m from Arena, the researchers not only achieved a new world record for efficiency of the most commonly used commercial silicon wafer, but have subsequently developed a method to further improve efficiency.
Last fall Tracy interned at Kendall Jackson's La Crema Winery in California, his first experience with large production, high-quality winemaking, where he and a co-worker achieved a new personal record — racking over 50,000 gallons of juice in a day.
The company claims that the Model S achieved a new combined record of 5.4 stars.
A cake that is more that 1km long has achieved a new Guinness World Record, during a charity event to raise money for children with cancer.
Glamorgan have achieved a new T20 record score at the Oval against Surrey despite seeing Colin Ingram bowled nine short of a century by Wahab Riaz.
