The phrase "achieved by students" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe accomplishments or results that have been completed or reached by students in various contexts, such as education or projects.
Example: "The high scores on the final exam were a testament to the knowledge and skills achieved by students throughout the semester."
Alternatives: "attained by students" or "accomplished by students".
Our amazing A-level and other level 3 qualifications achieved by students in our sixth form are a testament to this fact.
It is a delicate balance, best achieved by students, faculty, and administration working together, to create caring communities that encourage and support exploration and learning.
Honors in Spanish may be achieved by students who want to undertake guided independent reading and research in an area of their choice.
Several typical mechatronics projects proposed and achieved by students have verified the effect and innovation of the project based teaching mode and methodology.
The pre- and post-tests results for learning indicated that significantly higher learning outcomes were achieved by students who played the adaptive game.
After studying data on more than 54,000 course grades achieved by students from around the world who were enrolled at Maastricht University before and after the restrictions were introduced, the economists came to a striking conclusion.
Moreover there was a significant correlation between scores achieved by individual students at initial testing and those at four weeks highlighting that some students possess innate skills.
Decroly credited the school's homelike atmosphere with helping students achieve better and more-consistent educational results than those typically achieved by nonhandicapped students in regular schools.
The average grade has been calculated by taking full points achieved by the students and dividing it by the maximum number of points (for full time students it was 100 points, and for part-time students it was 94 points).
This could be achieved by requiring students to attend the same study group, but at the cost of reduced flexibility in student schedules, which may be counterproductive in large classes.
The highest participation rate is achieved by Chinese students – 75.7 per cent of whom go on to university.
