The phrase "accomplishments easy" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "Making accomplishments easy is essential for team motivation."
Alternatives: "achievements simplified" or "successes made easy".
Was that accomplishment easy or hard to achieve?
You want her to put her fingers on the keyboard while the details of your efforts and accomplishments are easy for her to recall.
Dropo said his accomplishment was easy because "the first fastballs I saw, I hit".
As he did in "Any Given Sunday," Mr. Quaid refuses to make athletic accomplishment look easy.
When you look at someone else's shining educational and professional accomplishments, it's easy to feel that the person in question is far more impressive than yourself.
The apparent calm and near-indifference that the riders appeared to exhibit as their horses went through their paces reminded me a bit of the way ballet dancers are supposed to make their difficult accomplishments look entirely easy, as if anyone could do it.
Recruiters remind prospective applicants that their campuses, in contrast to largely white ones, offer minority students an abundance of role models and mentors, opportunities for leadership, and an atmosphere in which nobody dismisses their accomplishments as the easy fruit of civil rights victories rather than merit.
These are not easy accomplishments, especially in the developing world, and the extra effort and cost, is worthy of our support.
By the time someone has done something that warrants a two-hour-plus major motion picture about his or her life and accomplishments, it's easy for filmmakers to gravitate toward brushing any dark, fragile moments under the rug.
The fact is that success is success and if people consider super speedway poles and wins to be "easy accomplishments," then they should be taken out of the schedule.
