The phrase "accomplishment without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an achievement or success that is achieved without a specific action or quality. Example: "She was able to obtain her degree, a great accomplishment without the financial support of her family."
Murray's coach, Ivan Lendl, regarded the accomplishment without visible emotion (which is his reaction to everything).
His thinking was: how can a player feel accomplishment without overcoming real odds?
"It is all the more beautiful in its accomplishment without words," he added.
Instead, she provided her husband with essential financial and moral support to a degree that makes it difficult to imagine his accomplishment without her.
You could hear of a political accomplishment without knowing the machinations behind it or the depredations of the officials who effected it.
"We hear that it's all about solidarity and bringing freelancers together, and all a sudden this change is presented to us as a great accomplishment without any recognition of the problems that a lot of this creates," she said.
With them, he was a prodigy of accomplishments; without them, he flew apart, became disorderly.
With national elections eight weeks away, Israeli politicians tried to showcase accomplishments without raising expectations.
His modesty, which has sometimes seemed like self-limitation, allowed him to relish his accomplishments without seeming pompous.
By smiling and joking alongside the likes of Whoopi Goldberg and Ms. Walters, by listing his accomplishments without contradiction or interruption, Mr. Obama got a chance to remind viewers who voted for him why they did so in the first place.
As Mrs. Clinton mulls a race for the presidency in 2016, the awards and her acceptance speeches have allowed her to remind audiences of her accomplishments without actually stepping on the campaign trail.
