The phrase "attained soon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives that are expected to be achieved in the near future.
Example: "With hard work and dedication, success can be attained soon."
Alternatives: "achieved shortly" or "reached quickly".
Naipaul's grandfather became a village pandit — a holy man and a man of learning — but he died young, and whatever prosperity the family had attained was soon lost.
This value is attained as soon as the sub-image containing the expected quarter of circle has size 55 × 55, which is less than N. Viewing the size of the images, we fix the maximum value of σ to σ = 8.
He quickly demonstrated enormous popular appeal and soon attained cult-figure status.
Milyukov entered Moscow University in 1877 and soon attained academic distinction as a specialist in Russian history.
With McCormick he founded the New York Daily News (first published June 26 , 1919, which, because of its sensationalism, soon attained a circulation of nearly one million, the largest among American tabloids.
The sweary, freewheeling Ellis was destined to remain an outsider, but the approach he pioneered soon attained respectability thanks to Aaron Beck, a sober-minded psychiatrist at the University of Pennsylvania.
After the retreat of the Song government south of the Yangtze River (1126), a number of new Daoist sects were founded in the occupied North and soon attained impressive dimensions.
It may be unlikely that it will be attained any time soon, in which case the seeding of Texas' history-textbook guidelines with "Christian nation" concepts may be mostly symbolic.
It is assumed that this maximum burning velocity is soon attained and on the basis of previous studies, this value can be obtained for the given conditions.
Eloise briefly attained hurricane intensity soon thereafter, but weakened back to a tropical storm upon making landfall over Hispaniola.
