The phrase 'will soon achieve' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express the idea that someone is on the verge of obtaining a goal or aim. For example: "With all his hard work, Stephen will soon achieve his desired grade in mathematics."
They will soon achieve total domination in the field of their own art, financially and otherwise.
That's a level that European and Japanese cars, which already average 40 m.p.g., have long surpassed, and even China will soon achieve.
But Saddam's levelling sword, and the imminent collapse of his own house, make it unlikely that any single group will soon achieve dominance in Iraq.
Yet it has also been one of the most self-confident fields in prophesying that it will soon achieve the ultimate breakthrough.
Dufresne as Owner Wylie Dufresne, the chef of 71 Clinton Fresh Food on the Lower East Side, will soon achieve a 10-year goal: having his own restaurant.
The Financial Times said Tuesday that if the government continues along these lines, "India will soon achieve something remarkable in the course of human history: by September of next year, it will be the first country on the planet to be completely free of poor people".
"We think we'll soon achieve scale in the U.S. that matches some of the big chains," Mr. Low said.
The Wildlife Conservation Society will soon fancifully achieve in Central Park what it hopes to accomplish in reality in Asia: an increase in the snow leopard population.
That has or will soon be achieved.
However, although a great deal has been written on this topic, few researchers are under any illusion that anything like a satisfactory theory of consciousness will soon be achieved.
Currently, fundamental research of urothelial biology, cystitis origin, and development as well as its prevention and treatment is a rapidly expanding research field with exciting possibilities and, hopefully, considerable progress in clinical applications will soon be achieved.
