The phrase "accomplishments changed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how achievements or successes have been altered or transformed over time.
Example: "The accomplishments changed significantly after the new management took over, leading to improved performance across the board."
Alternatives: "achievements modified" or "successes transformed".
His "enjoyable account... makes a plausible case that the team's accomplishments" have changed "the way we view female athletes and, by extension, all women," Andrea Cooper said here last year.
To the world today, this attitude of entitlement might seem strangely naïve and arrogant, but it came from a grand history of exploration and discovery, and solid accomplishments that changed the world forever.
This approach, combined with a liberal use of the pronoun "we" and not just "I" when describing your accomplishments, can change the company's perception of you from lone wolf to selfless collaborator.
Did their accomplishment change Chicago's giant racial gap in breast cancer mortality?
And while it would be a huge accomplishment to change the mission statements of those institutions or the goals of trade deals to make them more people--rather than corporation--protective, that actually does not solve the democracy problem.
Also the actual accomplishment may change their mood, while a different activity to focus on may help break the anxiety - especially if the anxiety is over a social or emotional situation where panic and excitement would not help and might make things a lot worse.
Turner cites numerous examples of dreams that have changed history inspiring accomplishments as diverse as the theory of relativity, the sewing machine, and even a few Beatles hits.
This situation gradually changed with the accomplishment of the health-care infrastructure in South-eastern Amsterdam. South-eastern Amsterdam
Under Secretary Otero noted that our engagement is intended to produce not just press headlines but real accomplishments and change, and invited participants to discuss the impact of the anti-homosexuality bill and recommendations for preventing its passage.
