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The phrase "are achieving in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate progress or success in a specific area or field.
Example: "The students are achieving in their studies, demonstrating significant improvement over the semester."
Alternatives: "are succeeding in" or "are excelling in".
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That's because despite all the amazing things people are achieving in Iraq, we don't tell their stories back here.
Multimodal middle-income residents are also more satisfied with their health and what they are achieving in life.
And here we are trying to sneak these new ideas in and we feel that they are motivated because they feel like they are achieving in mathematics.
"When that's brought to England and the approach has been tried in English schools, it's been hugely successful," said Gibb. "Teachers have been pleasantly surprised by how much some of the less-able children are achieving in maths as a consequence of this approach".
He won't say how much he's selling coins for (for now the artist is selling directly to interested collectors), nor will he speculate on the value that the coins are achieving in the secondary market.
And "steam control" is about the only thing we are achieving in Iraq.
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This will be achieved in three ways.
None can be achieved in isolation".
Could this be achieved in Beijing?
University status was achieved in 1979.
Universal literacy was achieved in Estonia and Latvia.
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