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The phrase "achieving some success" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing progress or accomplishments in a particular endeavor or project.
Example: "After months of hard work, the team is finally achieving some success in their research efforts."
Alternatives: "gaining some success" or "attaining a degree of success."
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Tour the laboratory where the three experimented with goldenrod to make a rubber for tires, achieving some success.
That said, there is increasing use of Agile in government policymaking and it is achieving some success.
I'm a kid who has realised that a pay-check is the point at which I'll know I'm achieving some success.
After graduating from U.C.L.A. film school, Mr. Berry spent several years as a screenwriter and director, achieving some success as a rewrite man on movies like "Inspector Gadget".
One social investment organisation that does seem to be achieving some success in doing this is the Munich-based, Social Venture Fund.
The prospect of achieving some success in his foreign policy initiatives is much brighter in Korea than in many other hot spots around the world.
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Over the last few years, Mexico and Latin America have finally managed to achieve some success in reducing poverty.
I achieve some success with my "one four for a copy" bids for contact.
Each has achieved some success, offering lessons to American and allied counterterrorism efforts worldwide.
Elsewhere efforts to persuade refugees to return home achieved some success.
Smaller, local unions did achieve some success in preserving the conditions of the traditional systems.
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