The phrase "accomplishment for him" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific achievement or success that is significant to a particular individual.
Example: "Winning the championship was a major accomplishment for him, marking the culmination of years of hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "achievement for him" or "success for him".
It is an accomplishment for him and, more so, a sign of how far the Nationals have come in solving their biggest offensive problem.
Mr Kudrin has resisted them, a rare accomplishment for him and his few fellow liberals in the government, who were unable to avert the Yukos debacle and have not been able to push through structural reforms even though the country is flush.However, Mr Kudrin has been weakened by unrest over a big reform that was implemented but botched.
"It's a great accomplishment for him," Kings center Jeff Carter said.
"That's a big accomplishment for him," Wildcats Coach Sid Cooke said.
His not needing me was an accomplishment for him and a little bit of freedom for me.
I didn't care that he was speaking up, a real accomplishment for him, telling me how he felt, and saying that he was overwhelmed.
"It's a huge accomplishment for Tammy, who breezes him every morning and lets me leave town every winter with all the horses while she takes care of the kids.
Fountain of the Great Lakes was a major career accomplishment for Taft, which propelled him beyond the level of a portraitist.
("We're having Beefaroni. It's made with macaroni.... ......) None of his accomplishments were unusual for him, he said, even if others thought they were.
In the body of Chris' resume the reader will see Chris' past job titles and accomplishments and decide for him- or herself whether they qualify Chris for an Executive Administrator role, or not.
Or, at best, there's just the pre-game obligatory stuff, not the sincere gesture from someone who respects another's accomplishment and is happy for him or her.
