The phrase "a record of achieving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to documentation or evidence of accomplishments or successes in a particular area.
Example: "The annual report includes a record of achieving our sales targets for the year."
Alternatives: "a history of accomplishments" or "a log of successes."
As a strong champion and active advocate of New York's urban centers, he has compiled a record of achieve ments which is the criterion against which 49 other states match their progress.
Organisers say the award will be given to a city which has "a consistent record" of achieving high environmental standards, is "committed to ambitious goals" for environmental improvement, and can act as a role model to inspire other European cities. Martin Bigg, chair of Bristol Green Capital Partnership, who is part of the bid team said it was "obvious" why Bristol should win.
Its Web site asserts that "the bipartisan firm has a proven record of achieving extraordinary results for its clients," which include DaimlerChrysler, Microsoft and Tyson Foods.
The sector is overseen by the Croatian National Bank, the country's central bank, which earned a good record of achieving price stability in the period after the independence war.
After 36 years in management, Hodgson has not only proved himself at the highest level, he also has a track record of achieving success at unfashionable clubs.
Still, Apple has a track record of achieving premiums unheard of at competitors, so it is conceivable it could find success in the luxury car space, given its expertise with supply-chain management.
What they share, instead, is a dedication to party unity as an overriding imperative -- and a relentlessly improving track record of achieving it.
The lawyers acknowledge that public relations strategies have been an important element in their record of achieving Nazi-era settlements totaling more than $7 billion without winning a judgment.
