The phrase "achieving significant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing accomplishments or results that have considerable importance or impact.
Example: "The team is focused on achieving significant improvements in customer satisfaction this quarter."
Alternatives: "attaining substantial" or "realizing considerable".
"Both airlines will retain their brands and heritage while achieving significant synergies as a combined force".
Mr. Fox also noted a factor that Downing Street aides played down in flagging Mr. Brown's proposal: the possibility of Britain's achieving significant defense savings.
Turnbull told parliament the revised package would "strike a balance between achieving significant savings while still providing sufficient financial support to those families most in need".
Most recent documentaries achieving significant box office have done so by premiering as a live event with talent Q&A or a performance element, satellite-relayed into cinemas.
It will give you a route to achieving significant career advancement by equipping you to succeed in a fast-changing, competitive world," said Miller.
Critics say Mr. Clinton could have devoted his charisma and the power of the presidency to achieving significant changes in the political money game.
The Reid framework basically eliminates any chance of achieving significant deficit reduction between now and the 2012 election.
The Ministry of Justice said it would consult in the autumn on implementing Lord Justice Jackson's recommendations on the reform of the way civil litigation cases are funded, in the hope of achieving "significant cost savings".
In a separate statement, National Steel, which is based in Mishawaka, Ind., said a merger "would be part of the recently announced goal of achieving significant consolidation in the domestic integrated steel industry".
The party increased its Dáil representation to two seats in 1997, and in 2002 it captured six seats with nearly 4 percent of the national vote, though it remained well short of achieving significant power.
According to the 2013 IPCC report on climate-change mitigation strategies, the answer is to reduce travel, as well as to advance technology: "Sectoral studies suggest that achieving significant reductions in aviation emissions will require reductions in the rate of growth of travel activity through demand management alongside technological advances".
