"feat was achieved" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a significant accomplishment or achievement. For example: "The company achieved the feat of launching a successful new product line in just six months."
The feat was achieved during the third T20 match against New Zealand in February 2015.
That feat was achieved in December by Adam Wildavsky, long a constructive force on the New York bridge scene.
That feat was achieved by Maureen Connolly in 1953, Margaret Court in 1970 and Steffi Graf in 1988.
Dr. McKusick was also an early proponent of completely mapping the human genome, 34 years before the feat was achieved in 2003.
Rival company Blue Origin, a space startup founded by Amazon chief executive Jeff Bezos, successfully completed a similar return rocket landing test last month, but the SpaceX feat was achieved during an actual commercial launch.
Slocum's book is a nonfiction account of the author's solo circumnavigation of the world in a thirty-six-foot sloop named the Spray the first time this feat was achieved.
But this line evolves in wire, not ink; and this feat is achieved in three dimensions.
But once again, this feat is achieved by sleight of grammar.
The feat is achieved by sophisticated hydraulic plungers at the four corners that react in split seconds to keep the car unflappably level in disregard of the laws of physics -- there is no dive, no squat, no roll, no wallow, no pitch, no sweat.
But can the feat be achieved without paying the kind of fees that make the managers, rather than the clients, wealthy people?The hope is that a new form of "passive" investing (mechanically mimicking a benchmark) can deliver superior returns by the simple method of rejigging the components of the indices.
This feat is achieved thanks to a heat-resistant ceramic coating, as well as "cooling" air - itself some 650C - which is drawn from further up the engine into the hollow blade and then bled out over the surface of the blade via tiny holes.
