The phrase "accomplishments should" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations or recommendations regarding achievements or successes.
Example: "In any performance review, accomplishments should be highlighted to demonstrate an employee's contributions."
Alternatives: "achievements ought to" or "successes must".
While criticism of his handling of pedophilia is warranted, his many accomplishments should not be ignored.
He thinks the romantic allure of Lawrence's accomplishments should not obscure the great foresight, planning abilities and meticulousness for which he should be equally famous.
Yet if From Dust is an easier game to admire than to enjoy, its ambition and technical accomplishments should not be ignored.
Romney, for his part, likened Welch and Johnson to former President Richard M. Nixon; their accomplishments should be recognized, he said, but not honored.
In a final report the festival said its accomplishments should "be seen as examples of what is possible on a broader scale".
David Spinnato, a first-year science research teacher at Elmont Memorial, who has been at the school for 14 years, says none of his students' accomplishments should be credited to the teachers: "It's not about us, it's all about them".
Children, regardless of their levels of accomplishment, should always be supervised by responsible adults when using a trampoline.
"I appreciate the recognition," she said afterward, saying at least 90 percent of the credit for her accomplishment should go to her team for preparing such a fast car.
Stockton's accomplishment should be celebrated by everyone, especially people who still believe in the connection between an athlete and a community.
I'm not advocating that artistic accomplishment should be discouraged.
This sets up Dunand for a serious accomplishment, should it be confirmed by the National Federation of State High School Associations.
