The phrase "abstract achievements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to accomplishments that are conceptual or theoretical rather than tangible or practical.
Example: "The conference focused on the abstract achievements of modern philosophy and their implications for contemporary thought."
Alternatives: "theoretical accomplishments" or "conceptual successes".
Individual well-being involves identification with more abstract personal achievements and subjective well-being, being constituted by the values of joy, love, comfort and self-fulfillment.
The Pile was not an abstract scientific achievement.
The findings showed moderate barriers related to self-confidence and risk taking, need for conformity, use of systematic analysis, use of abstract, task achievement and physical environment.
They were spurred by the achievements of the Abstract Expressionists and the trenchant recycling of existing objects and motifs in the art of Robert Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns.
Even companies like Apple and Nike, while celebrated for the tangible attributes of their products, work hard to associate themselves with abstract notions of nonconformity or achievement.
I sometimes wonder if what a rugby forward is really seeking, as he pushes his head between the straining haunches of his teammates, is not some abstract notion of excellence or achievement, but the very concrete experience of another man's being.
Abstract art is one of the greatest achievements of the modern world.
Two abstracts have reported the achievement of therapeutic levels of phenytoin with fosphenytoin administration in single-arm, open-label studies in patients with SE.
The page, represented by what appears to be the merger of a restart button and an abstract pine tree, will showcase the company's latest green achievements, pertinent articles and a bevy of fun facts.
However, in the rewrite the focus of the Abstract and the Introduction has been moved towards the technical achievements of the manuscript.
