The phrase "accomplishments note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a note or document that lists or highlights someone's achievements or accomplishments.
Example: "In her performance review, she presented an accomplishments note that detailed her contributions to the team over the past year."
Alternatives: "achievement summary" or "success report".
Russia's critics — and certainly the White House — would dispute Mr. Putin's accomplishments, noting the corrupted, kleptocratic economy and a stunted political system that has marginalized genuine opposition, at times violently.
And Mr. McCall issued detailed documents disputing claims by Mr. Pataki about his accomplishments, noting that he had broken a promise not to run again by seeking a third term, and questioning his claims about reducing state taxes and slowing the rate of state spending.
Among these objectives, the following two targets were accomplishments noted in the Millennium Development Goals Report [47].
Pianist/composer Michael Lang, also a busy member of the Los Angeles community of jazz and studio musicians, expressed high praise for Melvoin's many accomplishments, noting his "unique, significant contributions to jazz and popular music as a pianist, arranger and songwriter as well as a composer of film music".
Other accomplishments noted in the documentation included the strengthening of women's roles in development activities.
All day on Facebook, people were commenting on Nyad's incredible feat -- sharing how inspiring they found her determination, celebrating her hard-won accomplishment, noting how extraordinary her achievement is.
Mitt Romney has few accomplishments of note, offers an array of inconsistent and vague promises, presents himself with a salesman's manipulative disposition and appears not to value the truth.
Accomplishments 1.26 0.29 0.54 0.46 0.66 0.53 Note: The Flourishing Environment Scales were measured by the following key: 1 = not observed at all; 2 = observed to some extent (once or twice); 3 = observed to a great extent (3 or more times).
Be sure to list any industry awards your company has received or accomplishments of note in the description you post to attract job applicants and conduct yourself with professionalism and confidence during the interview.
But voters are skeptical of vice presidents who claim credit for a president's accomplishments, Popkin notes.
