The phrase "accomplishments toward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing achievements or progress made in relation to a specific goal or objective.
Example: "Her accomplishments toward improving team collaboration have been recognized by management."
Alternatives: "achievements in" or "progress made on".
But American officials say they are aware of the risks of pushing too hard and are not eager -- with few recent accomplishments toward making peace in Africa -- to stoke the coals of ethnic hatred.
Recent studies have shown some accomplishments toward this goal by using CVD [1 3].
In the last week of April, as he tried to stack up accomplishments toward the end of his first 100 days in office, the White House released a single page of bullet points on what Trump wanted in tax reform.
That is a major accomplishment toward cleaner decision-making.
Clinton stresses her record of incremental accomplishment toward a similar set of liberal ideas, that is being a progressive.
Christiansen also believes it's important to take the time to devise solid research plans that build on current skills and past accomplishments while looking toward the future, plans that show that "you have your own initiative and can change research direction while still being able to use what you have acquired".
But their answers veered toward their accomplishments on the Council.
Dr. Kaminski said she would not go as far as saying that Chaser's accomplishments are a step toward language.
Still hemmed in by all sorts of restrictions, still valued for looks and decorative skills, still steered toward passive accomplishments, for women it was the ultimate escape: total freedom, total mastery — no interference.
A new format of the NIH biosketch directs the focus of reviewers toward researcher accomplishments.
But while some awards shows seek to recognize accomplishments, this one seems more geared toward accomplishing recognition.
