The phrase "achievement critics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals or groups who evaluate or critique achievements, often in a specific context such as education, sports, or the arts.
Example: "The achievement critics were quick to analyze the performance of the students in the recent competition."
Alternatives: "performance evaluators" or "success analysts".
Originally criticised on release as a minor achievement (critics expressed concern over the album's repetition and short length), its cold aesthetic provides a definitive statement on electronic music.
It is undeniably a technically astounding achievement: critics have long praised its editing techniques, shot composition and epic sense of scale, while its pioneering aesthetic qualities are taught in schools and universities worldwide.
While no one claims that poverty does not have an effect on achievement, critics of the reform movement say that grading teachers by their students' test scores does not take into account varying life circumstances.
While his concrete achievements, critics often pointed out, were limited to seemingly endless tunnels no one drove through, his "can do" image and social liberalism were just the trick for detaching Brisbane voters from an uncertain Labor faith.
Mr. McGregor's fine Iago has been somewhat overshadowed by Mr. Ejiofor's achievement — some critics have dismissed it as a shallow interpretation — but this Iago too is scaled to the close dimensions of the theater.
Devotees will extol his achievements while critics will continue to damn him.
On Tuesday, the president is likely to strike a triumphalist note, claiming credit for the stock market reaching record highs and unemployment hitting a 17-year low – achievements that critics say have been accompanied by attacks on workers' rights.
I've taught in a major metropolitan area where there are enough collectors and galleries to support budding art graduates, where there are museums and art centers to codify their achievements, where critics abound to write about them, and successful colleagues are there to inspire and compete with.
For example, the White House gave up tougher standards for yearly progress among underprivileged students, accepting a composite formula, with lower achievement gains, that critics say will mask inequalities.
That film was also seen as a huge risk at the time, but Jackson's achievement confounded the critics and proved that 'swords and sorcery' movies could strike cinematic gold.
They have used it to sustain and even tighten a futile trade embargo, whose main achievement in its critics' eyes has been to help keep Mr Castro in power.In "Cuba Confidential", Ann Louise Bardach, a journalist whose work has appeared in Vanity Fair, New Republic and the New York Times, brings together the fruits of her reporting on Cubans on both sides of the Florida straits.
