The phrase "achieving elite" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe the process of reaching an elite status or level, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "His dedication to training is focused on achieving elite performance in his sport."
Alternatives: "reaching elite" or "attaining elite status".
Achieving elite status is another, of course.
Achieving elite frequent-flyer status on Alaska Airlines, which also gets you priority boarding, would cost more, too.
While sitting up front takes a little work, achieving elite membership is fairly easy for most fliers.
Using such an approach, a total genotype score (TGS) is calculated, with a higher TGS indicative of a greater chance of achieving elite status.
Inevitably, when competing, we are in our own little world based around the team, the competition, and achieving elite athletic success.
Even achieving elite control status does not necessarily equate to functional cure (because of persistent immune activation in EC which is not a desired goal of functional cure).
Once you achieve elite status, you may qualify for free automatic upgrades on a space-available basis.
To achieve elite status, passengers must reach a mileage level -- typically 25,000 for the lowest level, 50,000 for the middle tier and 75,000 or more for the highest.
Passengers in first or business class and those who have achieved elite status on either Delta or Northwest will be allowed to check three bags without paying a fee.
Gordon Brown described the management failure at the trust, which hit targets and achieved elite foundation status, as completely unacceptable and said the government was working on plans to strike offhospital managers responsible for such issues.
Or I did that day as harried but eager Costco employees working the line instructed me that, by doubling the basic membership charge of $50, I could achieve elite status and thus receive regular mailers containing coupons for extra savings and an elaborately calculated refund at the end of the year.
