The phrase "accomplishment can be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the nature or potential of an accomplishment in various contexts, such as personal achievements or professional milestones.
Example: "An accomplishment can be a source of great pride and motivation for individuals striving to reach their goals."
Alternatives: "achievement can be" or "success can be".
The sense of accomplishment can be powerful.
Vettel appears to be proving everyone wrong as to whether Schumacher's accomplishment can be repeated.
The power of Revueltas's accomplishment can be measured against that of his more disciplined contemporary Carlos Chávez, who made compelling abstractions out of primitive and popular sounds.
His accomplishment can be fully appreciated on "The Genius of the Electric Guitar," a new four-disc set of all the Columbia recordings on which Christian appears.
One authentic accomplishment can be marked down in the new President's favor: a Cabinet that truly is racially and ethnically inclusive.
Kemba Walker, Connecticut's all-American guard, has already learned an invaluable lesson in how the noblest intention, the greatest accomplishment, can be twisted around and used as cyberspace fodder.
These excellent wide-temperature accomplishments can be ascribed to fast three-dimensional Na+ hopping transportation mechanism in the NASICON structure.
Her list of professional and personal accomplishments can be found on a soon to be established website.
A full recognition of Klimaszewski's many accomplishments can be found on the museum's web pages.
The challenge now is to bridge the gap between laboratory and clinical oncology, so these accomplishments can be translated into practical benefits for human patients.
"None of the original accomplishments can be obliterated, but there's no question this has certainly brought the agenda to a halt at the moment," said the Legislature's presiding officer, Judith A. Jacobs, a Democrat.
