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The phrase "achievement in either" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing accomplishments in two or more specified areas or fields.
Example: "Her achievement in either science or mathematics would be a significant addition to her college application."
Alternatives: "success in either" or "accomplishment in either".
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However difficult and slow they would have been to implement, if they had been accepted, they would have brought one school-leaving certificate, which would have recorded achievement in either wholly academic and theoretical or wholly practical subjects, or a mixture of the two.
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Currently the order is awarded to men and women who have made outstanding achievements in either the arts or the sciences.
The alloying elements also seem to play a role in the achievement of either a single or a bi-phase structure.
Last fall, Valentino was the featured designer at City Ballet, creating costumes for a work choreographed by Peter Martins; it was seen as offering little in artistic achievement on either end, but the gala did raise $3 million.
For example, 92% of scientists believe that U.S. scientific achievements are either the best in the world or among the best in the world but only 54% of the public answered that question the same way.
And "achievement in directing".
Achievement in marketing Lyric Hammersmith.
This was an achievement in itself.
The award was for achievement in music.
You want achievement in music?
You want achievement in sound?
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