The phrase "achievement began" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the starting point or initiation of a particular achievement or success.
Example: "The achievement began when the team decided to collaborate on the project, combining their skills and expertise."
Alternatives: "success started" or "accomplishment commenced".
During her seven-year tenure, she created dozens of theme schools, and student achievement began rising.
India's predicament with Lutyens's greatest architectural achievement began at the time of independence.
While parents are generally supportive of Mr. Richards's efforts, Dr. Barr said, opposition would be swift if achievement began to fall.
The deal, which the Bush administration had portrayed as a major foreign policy achievement, began slipping away in recent weeks in a dispute over the verification program.
This sense of shared achievement began to evaporate by the late 1950s: films such as Bridge on the River Kwai began to undermine the sense of moral certainty around the war, that the picture was more complex.
Since research on academic achievement began to emerge as a field in the 1960s, it has guided educational policies on admissions and dropout prevention [1].
Here the image of enchanted genius and Chagall's actual achievement begin to slip apart.
Bring these two domains together, and a new vision of achievement begins to come into focus.
In the spring of 1894 Curie met Marie Skłodowska, and their marriage (July 25 , 1895 marked the beginning of a world-famous scientific achievement, beginning with the discovery (1898) of polonium and then of radium.
It says that if we want our nation's children to be all they can be, intellectually, productively, creatively, we must begin to recognize that ultimate achievement begins on the first day of life and that parents must be recognized as the critical factor.
There are spaces for up to five honors "related to your academic achievement beginning ninth grade".
