The phrase "attained extraordinary" is not correct as it lacks a noun to complete the thought.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe achieving something remarkable, but it needs to be part of a larger phrase.
Example: "She has attained extraordinary success in her career."
Alternatives: "achieved remarkable" or "reached exceptional".
But in the mind of Atta, that wilful schizophrenia seems to have attained extraordinary proportions.
Had Hamilton won, the treasury would have attained extraordinary power in relation both to Congress and to the president.
And though biological systems have attained extraordinary levels of complexity over the passage of time, no serious biologist doubts that evolutionary explanations exist or will be found for every jot and tittle in the grand script.
I recently came across an example of this -- the story of a man who has followed his passion to pursue a decidedly quirky interest since he was a kid and has attained extraordinary financial success with it, against all odds.
Today, there is overwhelming evidence in the form of hundreds of visible examples of teachers and schools that are attaining extraordinary results.
I could never give up that much control in my classroom". What he and others missed was a great paradox: by giving up control and decreasing predictability, you increase the probability of attaining extraordinary results.
Easy and cheap access to all the off-the-shelf components needed for a startup is fuelling the rise of "weightless companies", firms that can attain extraordinary valuations with minimal staff and capital.That is a very good thing in the eyes of those who see the rich world's problems as a matter of too little innovation rather than too much.
G1 continuity is attained around extraordinary points by properly capping quartic Bézier patches, where a constrained optimization problem is solved.
Ian Ashbee, the former captain who attained the extraordinary career achievement of playing for Hull City up through all four divisions between 2002 and 2011, said people are "ecstatic".
But if Mandela was not a saint, who is a saint?In almost all the religions of the world, the idea exists that certain individuals have attained an extraordinary state of holiness.
On the contrary: during the American and French Revolutions, the passion for stripes attained an extraordinary pitch, spreading from clothing of all sorts to walls, drapes, sheets and furniture.
