The phrase "accomplishments extended" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the expansion or elaboration of accomplishments, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The report highlighted the accomplishments extended during the project, showcasing the team's efforts and achievements."
Alternatives: "achievements elaborated" or "successes expanded upon".
But his accomplishments extend to other extreme sports, including ice climbing, solo sky-diving and paragliding.
Samuel Sebastian Wesley attempted, often with considerable success, to raise up the anthem to a new level of artistry and accomplishment, extending it so as to form a kind of cantata giving freer rein to soloists than was customary in the older type of verse anthem.
Many great books have been written by Nobel Peace Prize winners and we're taking a look back at some of the past recipients whose groundbreaking influence and accomplishments have extended to the written word.
The main goal of this entry is not only to present Peirce's accomplishments in extending both logic and logical systems, but also to explore the relation between these two novel developments.
Olivier's list of accomplishments was further extended in 1962 when he became producer-director of the National Theatre company.
The college pays tribute to Dr. Wallace's life of accomplishment and extends its deepest sympathy to her family and friends.
She got the account -- and can now feel rightfully vindicated in an partnership accomplishment that extends beyond prostituting herself.
Perhaps most important, by working with people who benefit from their help, Olympians will change their relationship to winning, making the accomplishment about the extended community they've invested their time in.
"His great accomplishment was to extend the life of that influential presence by his personal style".
Therefore, we have significantly extended our previous work through the accomplishment of new experimental analysis considering both simulated and real human evaluations.
