The phrase "achievement defined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the concept or criteria of what constitutes an achievement.
Example: "In this report, we will explore the various ways in which achievement defined can vary across different cultures and contexts."
Alternatives: "definition of achievement" or "what achievement means".
The State Legislature responded by reducing the level of achievement defined as proficient, and the next year the proportion of South Carolina schools missing targets dropped to 41 percent.
In the sociological literature, Inbar and Adler ([1976]) were the first to empirically study the relationship between age at arrival and scholastic achievement, defined as acceptance to institutions of higher education.
As can be seen from table 2, marginal deprivation differences were also evident for both molecular response achievement, defined here as one or more readings ≤ 0.1 BCR-ABL1 (major molecular response MMR) or ≤ 1.0 BCR-ABL1 (molecular response MR), and its retention.
Ancient Greece really was different from the states and cultures that surrounded it, and its achievements defined a specifically European way of seeing the world.
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum mourns the death of preeminent Holocaust scholar Raul Hilberg, whose monumental achievements defined the field of Holocaust studies.
When we tell children their academic achievements define their merit, the subtext is that without them they are worthless.
"One day your achievements define you, the next day your sexuality does and I can tell you that is irritating".
Brad and I worked together to unearth his related career achievements, define supporting metrics, and nail down his value proposition.
Come up with your own definition of success, the video suggests, and stop letting outer achievements define you.
These renaissance periods in my life illuminated the misconception that academic achievements define us all as individuals.
Emotions related to achievement are defined as achievement emotions and are measured by using the achievement emotions questionnaire (Pekrun et al. 2011).
