The phrase "achievement contributes to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the positive impact or role that an achievement has in a particular context or outcome.
Example: "Her achievement contributes to the overall success of the project, inspiring the team to strive for excellence."
Alternatives: "achievement plays a role in" or "achievement aids in".
The award is for a company "that has displayed a continuous level of artistic achievement contributing to the growth of theater nationally".
Now Transocean might be in the record books for a less stellar achievement: contributing to what some experts predict will become the biggest accidental oil spill in history.
The Tonys also include an annual regional theater award to a single institution that has "displayed a continuous level of artistic achievement contributing to the growth of theater nationally".
Education systems that systematically sort students into winners and losers based on narrow definitions of achievement contribute to an ever-worsening divide between social groups, exacerbated when those lines fall closely along ethnic divides.
"Family background has the most decisive effect on student achievement, contributing to a large performance gap between children from economically disadvantaged families and those from middle class homes," Abbott writes, citing Murray's book Real Education in the footnote.
What high-achieving women need is a man strong enough to support their achievements, contribute to the household in services and/or money, and be a loving partner.
These achievements contribute to better understanding of the lime-pozzolana pastes and are desirable for their proper modeling and design.
What can Switzerland, based upon its assets and achievements, contribute to the institutional structure of Europe at large beyond the European Community of 1992?
Born in Listowel, in the heart of Co Kerry, which has always considered itself a kingdom apart, Keane's literary background was similar to that of many other writers whose achievements contributed to "the Listowel phenomenon".
The aim of this initiative is to quickly communicate new achievements, contribute to a fluent update of the state of the art, and enhance the scientific benefit of the CRM meetings.
