The phrase "advances achieved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to progress or improvements that have been made in a particular area or field.
Example: "The research team presented their findings on the advances achieved in renewable energy technology over the past decade."
Alternatives: "progress made" or "improvements attained".
Despite significant advances achieved in the chemotherapy and radiation therapy for advanced disease patients, most patients will eventually develop resistance.
This paper summarizes the major advances achieved.
The advances achieved in Haiti are now available to the victims of the 22February New Zealand earthquake.
Despite the advances achieved in the new accord, the restructured B.C.S. is still a two-tiered system that operates differently than any other N.C.A.A.-sponsored sport.
In both cases, technological advances achieved in the years just prior to the two conflicts made the weapons significantly more effective.
Members of the Wyss community and its collaborators came together to report scientific advances achieved over the past year and share new translational endeavors on the horizon.
The advances achieved in computing and telecommunications in the West offer enormous, indeed unprecedented, scope for raising living standards in the third world (see our survey).
This paper shows advances achieved in the design and construction of a nickel metal hydride (Ni MH) battery prototype.
This chapter discusses the technical challenges and advances achieved in the Åsgard Flowlines Project and Åsgard Transport Project.
In spite of the advances achieved in the understanding of the fatigue phenomenon in bituminous materials, there remain some questions that are in need of further research.
Although much of the scientific work that led to the invention of lithium-ion batteries had been done in this country, including advances achieved at the University of Texas, it was Sony that commercialized the batteries in 1991.
