The phrase 'make great achievements' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing successes, accomplishments, or awards. For example, "The students worked hard and managed to make great achievements in their studies."
The coalbed methane (CBM) resources in China are abundant, and the exploration and development of CBM in China also have made great achievements; what is more, the CBM has achieved commercial exploitation and development.
"Greece had the drachma for 200 years and made great achievements," he wrote.
"We had made great achievements since the year 2000, as we had 120 cases at that time".
They also undermine the JCR committees (formally elected student bodies) that have made great achievements in advancing the rights of female, homosexual, ethnic minority and working-class students.
Therefore, synthesis of 1D nanostructured SnO2 materials has made great achievements [7, 8].
Especially, CNT based coatings have recently made great achievements, which have been mainly stated in this review.
Our analysis showed that Inner Mongolia has made great achievements in its socioeconomic domains but is faced with numerous challenging environmental problems.
Inner Mongolia has made great achievements in its socioeconomic domains, but its environmental problems are mounting, possibly leading to a potential "red trap" (sensu Cumming et al. (2014)).
Japan implemented liberal democratic systems after the Second World War and made great achievements in economy within a certain period to become the worlds' second largest economy, which boasted vital influences for the economy of East Asia.
The Gronwall-Bellman integral inequality and its various nonlinear versions have made great achievements in the qualitative analysis for the solutions of differential and integral equations, as shown in [1, 2] and [3].
