"push to achieve" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to strive or work hard towards achieving a goal or objective. Example: "The coach constantly encouraged her team to push to achieve their full potential and win the championship."
Considerable momentum has been created in the last five years by the push to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
My year in movie theatres will be bracketed by a chronicle of the brutality of slavery and the successful push to achieve legal recognition of citizenship.
"Entire education systems are gearing up for the big push to achieve sustainable development goal four by 2030," said Silvia Montoya, director of Unesco's institute of statistics.
Mr. Edwards favors 40 miles per gallon by 2016, and Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico wants to push to achieve 50 miles per gallon by 2020.
For every push to achieve a certain end, the whorls of the ecosystem have pushed right back, often in unexpected ways.
The procedural maneuvering highlighted the acute sensitivity around virtually every step in the Democrats' push to achieve Mr. Obama's top domestic priority.
We feel differently about pushing someone off a bridge with our own hands than we do about pushing a button to achieve the same result.
"Harry's character made him keep pushing to achieve what we needed," said Mauricio Pochettino.
Women are pushed to achieve, but where does having a baby work in that scenario?
Analysts from disparate spy agencies are no longer pushed to achieve unanimity in their conclusions, a process criticized in the past for leading to "groupthink".
This addresses the concern that the current rankings - based on how many pupils achieve five GCSEs grade A* to C - encourage schools to focus too much attention on borderline pupils who could be pushed to achieve a C grade.
