"tends to achieve" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is likely or inclined to succeed in achieving a certain goal or outcome. Example: Despite facing numerous challenges, the project tends to achieve its objectives due to the dedicated efforts of the team.
And as this exhibition's impressive catalog once more proves, the art-show-as-archive tends to achieve its best expression in book form.
Compared with the increasing-porosity configuration, the decreasing-porosity configuration tends to achieve higher air outlet temperature and lower solid inlet temperature.
At Stanford with the help of Professor Mark Horowitz we matured this idea by emphasizing that specialization tends to achieve orders of magnitude better efficiency for applications with high locality or compute intensive applications (see the Dark Memory Paper).
His music is minimal in the sense that Adams employs as few materials as necessary, rather than as few as possible, though he strives for and tends to achieve a maximalism of effect.
The performance analysis shows that the SSDAE-RR tends to achieve a better generalization ability on relatively large datasets (large sample size and high dimension) that were not pre-processed for feature abstraction.
Green chemistry that can be defined as the utilization of a set of principles that reduces or eliminates the use or generation of hazardous substances in the design, manufacture, and application of chemical products tends to achieve the ultimate goal of zero-waste processes.
They tend to achieve higher marks at school, be better adjusted and have greater self-confidence.
The middleware approach (MA) is highly tended to achieve the web service reliability.
These systems also tend to achieve high precision for highly frequent words only.
In a work environment, for example, discontented people tend to achieve greater success than those of a sunny nature.
Studies also show that people working in teams tend to achieve better results and report higher job satisfaction.
