The phrase "achievement card" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a card that recognizes or displays someone's achievements, often in educational or professional contexts.
Example: "The school distributed achievement cards to students who excelled in their studies this semester."
Alternatives: "recognition card" or "accomplishment card".
Although touted by the Obama administration as a major consumer achievement, the long-awaited CARD Act, which goes into effect Feb. 22, offers a mix of overdue protections and surprising omissions.
He said he devised "from scratch" the system that yielded the citywide school report cards: the Achievement Reporting and Innovation System is based not only on test results, but also on surveys of 600,000 students, teachers and parents.
Below, a few notable snubs, surprises and under-card achievements among the new Grammy class.
Other changes to the game include Steamworks integration which will add cloud saves, Steam Trading Cards, achievements, Twitch integration and multiplayer with Elo ranked matches to the game.
Some records are indeed kept forever, like your cumulative achievement record (or "permanent report card") and record of a Regents diploma.
Urbanisation can accelerate progress towards the millennium development goals (MDGs), but careful planning is essential to prevent the growth of slums, pollution and crime that can derail achievements, according to a report card on the MDGs.
She was honored with a $100 gift card for her achievements.
3. Round-Robins: Enclose a short personal letter in cards to friends or relatives who are rarely seen, but avoid inflicting a boastful litany of the family's achievements on your entire Christmas card list.
He has achieved miraculous things with Iceland but the most "ridiculous" achievement may yet be on the cards in Russia this summer.
A vicious trump card, it outranks professional achievement and social success, family, friendship and even love.
