The phrase "achievement ceiling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a limit or barrier to success or accomplishment in a particular context, such as education or career advancement.
Example: "Many employees feel they have reached an achievement ceiling in their current roles, preventing them from further professional growth."
Alternatives: "performance barrier" or "success limit".
Our findings indicate that many indicators with relatively low achievement ceilings were still performed for the vast majority of patients which seems to suggest that thresholds are an unlikely reason for the observed 'gap'gap
Our research set out to determine whether penalties against nonwhite and women leaders for engaging in diversity-valuing behavior may serve to reinforce the "glass ceiling" on achievement for these groups.
With Klinsmann attempting to raise the ceiling of achievement for the international team, it would be great to see his bosses showcase some of the historic roots of that ambition, by truly celebrating the Open Cup.
The final baccalaureate awarded at the end of a student's school career would be a "best fit" and, in line with the Heads' Roundtable core principles, would have no maximum score, no ceiling on achievement, no limits on aspiration and an opportunity for every student to achieve the qualification.
It is particularly perplexing and frustrating, then, that in one realm of achievement, the proverbial glass ceiling remains stubbornly intact: Even after all this progress, women are notably under-represented in the fields of Math, Science, Engineering and Tech, aka STEM.
But Bachmann did beat Mitt Romney in August 2011, and whoever ends up writing the history of women and the US presidency will surely give her a mention for this genuinely glass-ceiling-shattering achievement … which turned out to be the pinnacle of Bachmann's political career.
They know that in America there should be no ceilings on achievement, glass or otherwise.
There were few differences in inequalities before and after the implementation of incentives, although there was a general trend for quality to improve over time, and some indicators reached a ceiling of high achievement in all deprivation categories.
Within financial incentive schemes, indicators may also be removed because achievement rates have reached a ceiling, thereby allowing new indicators, for which improvement is possible, to be introduced. 1 Incentives are intended to improve performance by changing physicians' behaviour, but even when this approach is successful the change may be temporary.
Michelangelo is best known for great artistic achievements such as the Sistine ceiling, the David, the Pietà, and the dome of St. Peter's.
For the valedictory backdrop, Mr. Bloomberg literally hung his accomplishments from the rafters: staff members installed banners from the ceiling trumpeting municipal achievements, with categories like "record low in homicides" and "record low fire fatalities".
