"absolute achievements" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to accomplishments or successes that are considered definitive or complete without any exceptions or qualifications. Example: His absolute achievements in the field of medicine have earned him international recognition and respect from his peers.
Yet their focus on our relative spot in the global pecking order downplays the core issue, which is improving our absolute achievement.
Besides, the general practice for feedback is still very much based on norm-referenced forms (comparing the individual's performance with that of others) instead of focusing on self-referenced forms (comparing performance with other measures of the individual's ability) or of absolute achievement (comparing performance to a defined goal of mastery).
This is an absolute crowning achievement to their dedication and commitment to excellence".
The consummation of this quest was "Svadebka" (or "Les Noces"), Stravinsky's choral ballet recreating a Russian peasant wedding, thought by some (well, by me) to represent the composer's absolute summit of achievement.
They were often partners on stage, for instance, famously in Donizetti's Lucia di Lammermoor in 1955 under Herbert von Karajan, a performance recorded live at Berlin, which shows both singers at the absolute peak of achievement, including a repeat of the famous sextet.
In the world of musical theatre, good sound design is an absolute essential: the achievement of a finely tuned balance of vocal and orchestral sound for all seats in a theatre is a complex, demanding and delicate process – and that's before considering the dynamic and emotional qualities that great sound brings to great performances.
But the absolute levels of achievement revealed by NAEP are devastating.
That was the absolute pinnacle of my achievements at that age.
I became curious and looked at the report for the school, in particular the student achievement in absolute, not comparative, terms.
