"achieving milestone" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe someone or something surpassing a particular goal. For example: We are proud to announce that we have achieved an important milestone in our efforts to reduce emissions.
Napier, who has never played for England but was part of the squad for the 2009 World Twenty20, is no stranger to achieving milestones.
This steering group has been important in both setting up the project and achieving milestones such as LREC and Research & Development approval.
Subclinical autistic traits in infants might be confused with problems in achieving milestones for social, communication, emotional, cognitive, and motor skills [ 46].
Every time Clemens pitches now, he has a chance to achieve milestones, and it is as if teammates are reciprocating for his effort that day and every day.
But experience has shown that the progress that is happening nowadays makes it possible to achieve milestones in a shorter time.
Think about quick ways to achieve milestones in the project and what kind of deadline is realistic, then take that information to your boss, Professor Williams says.
You could attain small wins at a young age, and as you became older, you received more responsibility and larger tasks — and greater rewards as you achieved milestones.
"We've been raising money to help us achieve milestones, we've been very much focused on operations.
Together, Senator Obama and I achieved milestones essential to our progress as a nation, part of our perpetual duty to form a more perfect union.
In this paper, we highlight how well-designed global health electives can help residents achieve milestones, and describe optimal characteristics of GHEs, to assist in the development of specific electives that will facilitate milestone achievement.
