The phrase "accomplishments again" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to previously mentioned achievements or successes, indicating a return to the topic of accomplishments.
Example: "In our last meeting, we discussed our team's accomplishments again to highlight our progress over the past quarter."
Alternatives: "achievements once more" or "successes again".
"You look at how well they did last season and they are developing a new squad for this year to try and achieve those accomplishments again, and hopefully I can be a big part of that.
Just as in the case of our own successes, I think it's more than OK to talk about your own children's successes and accomplishments (again, however big or small), but I do believe that the conversation goes to some really good places when we admit that the concept of perfect children is really just an illusion.
In a chronological resume, you list your key responsibilities for that position and any outstanding accomplishments, again beginning with action verbs and quantifying as much as possible.
Now, three years into his retirement, Agassi's sterling accomplishments are again being obscured, this time by pre-publication revelations from his autobiography, "Open," especially his admission that during one low period he found solace in crystal methamphetamine, supplied by his "assistant," and later lied about it to tennis officials, thus avoiding a three-month suspension.
That e-paper screen is quite the technical feat – the colors are mostly muted, but having color at all is a big accomplishment, and again, a key way in which Pebble Time bests its predecessor.
For these accomplishments, he was again named USATF's Athlete of the Week.
Slowly does it". She is able to appreciate her accomplishments and start again.
"This accomplishment showcases yet again the progress which has been made by the international partnership in bringing this incredible program to fruition".
Again, fine accomplishments all.However, not all science and technology boasts a similar degree of gravitas.
Centuries after the British government offered up to £20,000 for anyone who developed a precise method to determine a ship's longitude a British cabinetmaker won with his invention of a highly accurate clock prizes for scientific or technical accomplishments are sexy once again.
But the people of Providence loved his charisma and accomplishments, and he won again in 1991.
