The phrase "accomplishment better" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to compare accomplishments, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "In terms of personal growth, I believe my recent accomplishment is better than my previous ones."
Alternatives: "greater achievement" or "superior accomplishment".
Could we demonstrate our accomplishment better?
Over time, a sense of accomplishment, better sleep, less pain and enhanced satisfaction with life can become further reasons to pursue physical activity.
I was the strongest and healthiest I've ever been in my life (though I probably should've been eating more calories at the time), but I had improved mood, a sense of accomplishment, better lung function & capacity, and I felt like a total badass!
Although much of the information has been released before, it is the first time the data has been presented comprehensively — part of China's strategy to make its accomplishments better known ahead of the talks, which begin on Monday in Durban, South Africa.
We need to make their accomplishments better known," says Gottesman, who met with Jeang and three other Asian scientists this summer to discuss how NIH could do better.
Also, in only a few years of operation, the new Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) has steadily pursued efforts focused on tangible accomplishments, like better access to improved seeds and fertilisers in high potential "breadbasket" regions.
The more quantifiable those accomplishments, the better, said Pooley.
Kids who were paid for a series of small accomplishments performed better on standardized tests and continued to outperform even after the experiment stopped.
It's not that these accomplishments are better than others, Anton implies.
This season is the 50th anniversary of Maris's 61 home runs, an accomplishment that gets better with time.
Before we straitjacket our national weapons laboratories further with security restrictions like polygraph tests, which have already lowered morale and discouraged recruitment, we should consider their past record of accomplishment -- a better measure of loyalty than any number of mandatory polygraph tests.
