The phrase "accomplishments off" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context or meaning is intended with this phrase, making it unusable as it stands.
Example: "I need to take some time to reflect on my accomplishments off the record."
Alternatives: "accomplishments aside" or "accomplishments excluded".
At 75 and with a truckload of accomplishments off the field as well as on it, Paterno is deservedly treated like an icon.
To date, his accomplishments off the court in Washington and in Charlotte amount to his batting average in Birmingham, which has nothing to do with his great playing career.
From the outside looking in, Andrews was a model parliamentarian, quietly checking career accomplishments off a list.
Résumé virtues, he proposes, are those that are valued in the contemporary marketplace: the high test scores achieved by a student, the professional accomplishments pulled off by an adult.
After the war, the Navy's accomplishments paid off in the form of better funding, and it embarked on the construction of many new ships.
With WorkSimple, candidates have the opportunity to capture all accomplishments, show off endorsements and feedback from previous co-workers, and socially share their work story through platforms like LinkedIn.
Cross off your accomplishments and take off anything that's not important.
They should be lauded for their accomplishments, not written off as losers.
He rattles off accomplishments including taking a "knife in the heart for his people".
But on Monday, Mr. Lee changed course, declared his candidacy and promptly hit the fog-shrouded streets to promote his accomplishments and reel off his reasons for running.
He also urged other politicians to join him in disclosing their bank records and reeled off accomplishments from cheap housing programs to 35 straight months of economic growth.
