The phrase "achievement definition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the meaning or criteria of what constitutes an achievement in a specific context.
Example: "In our discussion, we need to clarify the achievement definition to ensure everyone is on the same page regarding our goals."
Alternatives: "definition of achievement" or "meaning of achievement".
Seven and a half years into his tenure at the world's largest and most complex arts organization, Gelb could point to an impressive record of achievement: High-definition theatrical broadcasts of Met productions in cities around the world had brought grand opera to an audience of millions and opened a new revenue stream $32.1 million in the most recent fiscal year.
Seven and a half years into his tenure at the world's largest and most complex arts organization, Gelb could point to an impressive record of achievement: High-definition theatrical broadcasts of Met productions in cities around the world had brought grand opera to an audience of millions and opened a new revenue stream — $32.1 million in the most recent fiscal year.
While identity and achievement are definitions that you develop for yourself, your reputation is a scoreboard kept by others.
The final achievement is the definition of biomarkers for identifying patients who more likely should benefit for a given therapy both in terms of efficacy and reduction of the adverse reactions.
They have often worked at odds with the conventional strains of painting — from academics favoring mythological subject matter to an avant-garde declaring abstraction as its highest achievement — and their definitions of realism vary greatly.
What Ms. Keen and Mr. Sousa achieved was worthy of recognition, and demonstrated that the definition of achievement is ever-changing.
Blocked by an education system that narrows the definition of achievement because it is built around targets and testing, and staffed by creatively compromised and disempowered teachers.
Organized by Lawrence Rinder and David Wilson, it will invite an interdisciplinary bunch of local makers and doers — artists, performers, craftsmen, teachers — to pool their talents and desires and create an exhibition organically, day by day, keeping the emphasis on process rather than on achievement, and leaving the definition of achievement loose in the air.
In this case, the gift will allow Ms. Reynolds to apply her own definition of achievement by giving her a substantial say in determining who will be honored in the exhibition.
And in a world in which we conflate celebrity and achievement, and where the definition of "extraordinary" can encompass quarterbacks in their 20s throwing three touchdowns, this man has led a remarkable life.
