The phrase "achievement codes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education, gaming, or any system where specific codes represent accomplishments or milestones.
Example: "To unlock the special features in the game, players must enter the achievement codes they have earned."
Alternatives: "accomplishment codes" or "success codes".
In children with hemoglobin SS and normal MRI findings, the scores for Verbal IQ, math achievement, and coding (a subscale of Performance IQ) declined with increasing age.
I highlight this achievement because the code of notaries includes a legal disposition that prohibits blind people from becoming notaries.
His lasting legal achievement, the Napoleonic Code, has been adopted by dozens of nations around the world.
He also made key contributions to the British effort, during the Second World War, to crack the German Army's seemingly unbreakable Enigma code, an achievement that integrated mathematics, engineering, and a nascent effort in computer science, and which ultimately played a crucial role in shortening the war.
These recent achievements demonstrate that tree codes and (mathrm{P}^{3}mathrm{M}) codes, both scaling as (mathcal{O}(N ln N)), can deliver significant performance on parallel, and more recently on GPU accelerated, hardware.
Evo-devo, though, has convincing explanations for much of this and is surely one of the major achievements since the code was cracked.
In the past few decades, one of the most exciting achievements in neural coding studies is volumetric functional imaging, which has enabled monitoring brain-wide neural activities at precise locations.
The assessment of uncertainty is a desirable capability for thermal hydraulic codes allowing the achievement of uncertainty associated with any code calculation results.
His work on the genetic code was sufficient achievement for any scientific career.
Originality of ideas, user interface and design, and overall technical achievement during a day of coding were also weighed.
