The phrase "accomplishments back" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to revisiting or reflecting on past achievements, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to take a moment to review our accomplishments back from last year to understand our progress."
Alternatives: "past achievements" or "previous accomplishments".
"They were bringing accomplishments back to Lenore," he said, "and she was the judge of their efforts".
"Even now, there is a lot more interest in the sport at home because of their accomplishments". Back in Hatfield, the girls are being supported by their classmates and teachers as they get ready for Glasgow.
He's been spending enormous sums of money advertising his accomplishments back home in Nevada, and in return, his standing in the polls has gotten worse, not better.
What kind of internalized homophobia and self-loathing must one possess in order to stand behind a political party that would put our civil rights' accomplishments back decades when President Obama and the Democratic ticket were so vocal in their belief in LGBT equality?
After earning runner-up honors at the world championships last year, interest in his accomplishment back home amounted to a write-up in a local paper and a "certificate of recognition" from his "slightly surprised" co-workers.
What qualified as a great accomplishment back then was an agreement with the Museum of Modern Art in New York to sell DVDs of Golub.
The only other object that was a testament to his accomplishments was back at his high school in Springfield Gardens, Queens — it was a soccer trophy.
Molan is so proud of his accomplishments turning back and imprisoning asylum seekers that he has recently proposed Australia as a model for Europe.
Those accomplishments stretch back more than two decades, when Mr. Treffinger served as councilman and then mayor of Verona as well as on the Essex County Board of Chosen Freeholders.
"And who twist his words and damage him every single day?" Instead, Hannity said, "every week" Trump should "tweet out all of his accomplishments, going back to day one ― update people daily about what he's doing and what he's accomplishing".
A sense of energy and accomplishment filtered back into the Administration.
