The phrase "achieving plenty of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of a large quantity or number of something, often in a positive context.
Example: "By implementing new strategies, the team is focused on achieving plenty of success this quarter."
Alternatives: "gaining a lot of" or "attaining a significant amount of".
The Kalman filter (KF) and its extensions have been widely applied in the satellite attitude estimation and achieved plenty of achievements.
Both are former business consultants who achieved plenty of for-profit impact with commercial clients in earlier careers.
Try to achieve plenty of good goals.
Some people, after all, achieve plenty without an exaggerated appraisal of their talents, aware of life's limits but not dwelling on them at every bell.
And, above all, a ballet scenario became a vehicle for what virtuoso academic ballet could achieve — with plenty of character and folk dancing to add variety to the palette.
Though all this could be achieved in plenty of new and innovative ways, one thing is for certain: fact checkers are terrible at telling stories, and in this dark new age can cause more problems than they solve.
But rather than rejigging Wisden's established titles – Records, Awards, Law and Administration – into a series of listicles and click-bait galleries, this has been achieved organically, with plenty of the voices in Wisden 152 coming, quite naturally, from beyond traditional journalistic circles.
It is true that Brazil has achieved excellent results and plenty of gold medals during Rio 2016, in sports such as volleyball, soccer, canoeing, pole vaulting, boxing, beach volleyball and judo.
But Indonesia will achieve these gains only if plenty of new smelters are actually built.
If it is difficult to achieve a balanced diet with plenty of fruits and vegetables consider taking multivitamins, but, be careful to use reputable brands and not to overdose.
