The phrase "an achieved" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not typically used as "achieved" is a past participle and does not function as a noun that would require an article like "an."
Example: "He is an accomplished artist, having achieved great success in his career."
Alternatives: "a success" or "an accomplishment."
Apparently the publishers first asked Stephen Fry to do the job, but this is confusing an achieved comic persona with a prose style.
They saw in his work for Germany an achieved parallel to their own desire to create a myth of national identity for Catalonia.
Isn't it pertinent to ask if reading successive books on the same electronic device is any more destructive of a text's status as an achieved otherness than seeing it promiscuously laid out with something wholly unrelated?
I am not, in this, stressing the book as an aesthetic object, but rather as simply an isolated entity, a reminder that "Pride and Prejudice" or "Hamlet" is an achieved otherness, an idiosyncratic adventure of the spirit.
Nearly everyone who died in the towers that day was either living in the midst of an achieved ambition or had set out on the way to achieving it.
The Brooklyn boy had triumphed in Manhattan, and he turned its tree-lined side streets, with their attendant muses — Gershwin and Porter, Ellington and Armstrong — into an achieved grail of success, taste, and artistic harmony.
H.G. Wells, influenced by Dickens but vitally concerned with education because of his commitment to socialist or utopian programs, looks at the agonies of the growing process from the viewpoint of an achieved utopia in The Dream (1924) and, in Joan and Peter (1918), concentrates on the search for the right modes of apprenticeship to the complexities of modern life.
"I wouldn't be surprised if by the end of this year they surpass the scientific computing power of the E.U. countries combined and have a computer system with an achieved performance to reach the No. 1 position on the top 500," said Jack Dongarra, a computer scientist at the University of Tennessee and one of the researchers who has organized the twice-yearly rankings.
Measurements of 36Cl at VERA showed an achieved suppression of the unwanted stable isobar 36S of 3 × 10−4 and measurements of 10Be showed an achieved suppression of 10B of at least 3 × 10−6.
The later nineteenth century is the age of modernity as an achieved reality, where science and technology, including networks of mass communication and transportation, reshape human perceptions.
