The phrase "accomplishments range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the variety or scope of achievements someone has attained in a particular area.
Example: "Her accomplishments range from academic excellence to community service, showcasing her diverse talents."
Alternatives: "scope of achievements" or "variety of accomplishments".
Tygiel's heroes are large and small, and their accomplishments range from the invention of the box score to that of rotisserie baseball.
Figure 1 begins to provide an answer to our preliminary questions, showing that the group of highest-cited scientists are a mixture of individuals whose accomplishments range from a single, monumental, contribution to persistent stream of high-impact publications, and everything between.
His accomplishments ranged from a charter prohibiting discrimination and encouraging multiculturalism, to extensive healthcare reforms, to legalizing contraception, abortion and homosexuality.
Mr. Fujimori has a long list of accomplishments, ranging from the defeat of two terrorist groups and hyperinflation to making peace with Ecuador after more than a century of border strife.
Marett's unusually broad intellectual accomplishments ranged from Plato's Republic, about which he gave a famous series of lectures (published as Anthropology and the Classics, 1908, reissued 1967), to prehistoric archaeology.
He lived a full life before his death in 2011 at age 77 and will be remembered for accomplishments ranging from prescient investing in startups to major philanthropy.
They called this accomplishment Extended-Range Twin-Engine Operations, and history dubbed Dick Taylor "the father of ETOPS".
The accomplishment scale ranges from 0 to 9 (0: not performed, 1: performed by a substitute, 2: performed with difficulty and with assistive technology and human assistance, 3: performed with difficulty and with human assistance,... to 9: performed with no difficulty and no assistance).
It's an important opportunity to shine a spotlight on women's involvement, contributions, and accomplishments on a range of issues from domestic violence to the role of women in the c-suite.
Details of the shortlisted books: FICTION Ground Water, by Matthew Hollis (Bloodaxe) Taking water as a setting for his poems and also a metaphor, Matthew Hollis has put together a debut collection of striking accomplishment and emotional range.
The Guardian First Book Award 2004 Shortlist FICTION Ground Water, by Matthew Hollis (Bloodaxe) Taking water as a setting for his poems and also a metaphor, Matthew Hollis has put together a debut collection of striking accomplishment and emotional range.
