The phrase "ago achieved" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It cannot be used as it stands, as "ago" typically refers to a point in time in the past and does not logically pair with "achieved."
Example: "The project was achieved last year."
Alternatives: "previously accomplished" or "earlier attained."
In the visual arts, though, he long ago achieved monumental stature.
She has looked up to them since, hoping to reach the icon status they long ago achieved.
THIS last is a tip-off as to the game afoot, as the Legal Services Corporation long ago achieved Hezbollah status in the Republican cosmology.
"I think it is very hard for people raised in a technological age to understand how individuals millennia ago achieved with their hands objects of unbelievable beauty," she said.
Certain events — among them Rob Lowe's 1989 "Proud Mary" duet with Snow White, David Niven's suave response to a streaker zipping by onstage in 1974 ("That was bound to happen") and Sally Field's best actress acceptance speech ("You like me") in 1985 — have been omitted, having long ago achieved classic status.
On the contrary, we would have long ago achieved the dream of universal access to decent care had liberals let go of their dream of big government's supervisory role and paid more attention to the likes of Messrs Hayek and Friedmen when they talked about about how to get this sort of thing done.
As we began to appreciate decades ago, achieving distinct expression programs among similar cell types cannot be accomplished solely by deterministic regulatory systems, but by the involvement of some type of stochasticity.
We reap the rewards of a struggle that began hundreds of years ago, that achieved landmarks victories we can study at school and at university.
Stewart, who began his stint 16 years ago, has achieved something extraordinary from behind a studio desk on a comedy cable channel.
This is truly distressing to those of us who had thought that all those battles waged years ago had achieved acceptance of the right of half the population to make its own decisions.
Giving the annual lecture organised by the press campaign group Hacked Off, Brand said Ipso, the Independent Press Standards Organisation set up 15 months ago, had achieved "the square root of sweet FA" in its first year of operation.
