The phrase "and eventually earn the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process or journey towards achieving a goal, particularly in contexts related to gaining something over time, such as a degree, title, or reward.
Example: "If you work hard and stay committed, you will improve your skills and eventually earn the respect of your peers."
Alternatives: "and ultimately receive the" or "and finally obtain the".
He persevered, and eventually earned the victory when pinch-hitter Travis Hafner decked a fastball from Arizona Diamondbacks reliever David Hernandez over the right-field wall in the eighth inning to give the Yankees a 4-3 comeback win.
Yet unlike her father, whose aspirations to study at Stanford fell by the wayside, O'Connor left home to live with her grandmother and attend school in El Paso – and, eventually, earned the Stanford place her father had coveted.
But he found his voice through other artists, ghostwriting hits for major-label acts and eventually earning the admiration of the Notorious B.I.G., who offered him a record deal.
Kurt Cobain's death in 1994 also led to a resurgence of popularity, with Bleach entering the Top Pop Catalog chart at number six in the week following his death, and eventually earning the top spot on May 7. The 2009 deluxe edition entered the Catalog Albums chart at number seven.
When you brag, you develop a reputation as annoying and full of yourself, but when you're modest and hardworking, you will eventually earn the reputation you wanted in the first place.
Well enough to make General Motors the largest automaker in the world, and eventually earn it 50% of the U.S. market.
Individuals who show themselves to be capable, reliable, and independent self-starters will eventually earn the autonomy necessary to propose working from home.
Parkhurst's goal is to play well for the national team and eventually earn a spot on the World Cup roster.
Now, however, he's sponsoring a bill that would allow Dreamers to join the military and eventually earn citizenship, and has voiced support for allowing undocumented immigrants to gain legal status.
Eventually his efforts paid off with his first story appearing in the St Louis Post-Despatch, which was then syndicated across America and eventually earned him the Pulitzer Prize.
