The phrase "and attained that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing achieving a specific goal or reaching a certain state or condition.
Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, she finally reached her dream and attained that level of success she always desired."
Alternatives: "and achieved that" or "and accomplished that".
There can be unrealistic expectations of what such a year can achieve, with councils desperate to fill hotel rooms, cut unemployment and attain that elusive goal of "cultural regeneration" without a nuanced view of the subtle manner in which art, encountered in the right way, might just shift the arc of a person's life.
Will the Zags fare any better if they survive the week without a loss and attain that spot?
As we ponder his beloved Hindu texts, revisit the Sermon on the Mount, and do what we can to resist injustice and war, I hope we too can move deeper into the wisdom of life, discover new depths of peace and joy, and attain that "supreme state" of union with the "Lord of love".
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In the past year the global population has become 50% urbanized, and Africa is well on the way, and will attain that milestone in two more decades, although with considerable country variation.
He argued that "price stability" was paramount and, to attain that goal, the country needed a Federal Reserve Board that was autonomous and above politics -- which meant unaccountable to voters.
And whether we attain that or not can be a source of deep satisfaction or shame to us".
It all sounded nice except that pro basketball at the highest playoff levels is about the alignment of stars — or co-stars — and trying to attain that enlightened state of championship co-existence.
Just like a successful marriage, it takes communication, compromise, and commitment to attain that perfect financial union.
He urged a change [in] religious rhetoric," and "a shift in how people are used to their religion," but acknowledged the hurdles and hardship of attaining that feat in the coming years.
