The phrase "and eventually get the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process or journey that leads to a final outcome or goal.
Example: "After months of hard work, I hope to complete the project and eventually get the recognition I deserve."
Alternatives: "and ultimately receive the" or "and finally obtain the".
He took it 6-4, roared his trademark battle cry, and disappeared into the fading evening light only to return on Tuesday and, eventually, get the job done.
The behavior is usually seen as a mating strategy -- a male that mimics a female's appearance, say, may avoid aggression by larger males and eventually get the partner of its dreams.
The hope now is that the latest bailout will mean capital reserves are so high in the Irish banks that the markets will begin to lend to them again, thus weaning them off ECB finance, and eventually get the blood flowing back into the economy.
And finally, that playbook turned out to be wildly successful for many companies, which used that as a jumping point to get full company adoption and eventually get the C-suite on board with it and other collaboration products.
The site allows people to file (or search for) grievances, join with others looking for a payout, and eventually get the attention of a first class ambulance chaser to take your case.
The most famous example may be Matt Hughes fighting through the rear-naked choke of Frank Trigg only to pick Trigg up, slam him to the ground, and eventually get the submission win himself.
"Everything went flat," recalls Phil Manzanera, the guitarist who responded to Ferry's "avant rock" ad and eventually got the job.
They made a low bid, and eventually got the apartment for $365,000, which cut deeply into their renovation budget.
Mr. Singh and others pushed back, and eventually got the phrasing changed to be more sensitive to racial realities within the movement.
And so to army life, where Judy knuckles down, grows up and eventually gets the better of her vindictive, bullying captain.
But after being contacted by a search consultant and eventually getting the job, Mr. Corson said he was "honored to serve at the first school for the deaf in the nation".
