The phrase "achievement index" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to measuring or evaluating performance, success, or accomplishments, often in educational or organizational settings.
Example: "The school implemented an achievement index to track student progress and identify areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "performance metric" or "success rating".
For the K-12 Achievement Index, it finishes 22nd with a grade of C-minus.
Turning to information technology, the report created a new technology achievement index that ranks countries in four categories: leaders, potential leaders, dynamic adopters and the marginalized.
Sample of publications: The New Jersey Legislative District Data Book, Rutgers Regional Report, School District Achievement Index, Rankings of Municipalities, Work Trends.
The United Nations Development Programme UNDPP) introduced the Technology Achievement Index (TAI) to reflects a country's capacity to participate in the technological innovations of the network age.
This paper offers a flexible framework for benchmarking states' achievement in broadband diffusion by proposing a composite Broadband Achievement Index (BAI).
A few years later, the faculty narrowly voted down an ambitious proposal for an adjusted G.P.A., called the "Achievement Index," that would reflect not only the students' performance in their courses, but also the rigor of those courses.
Each pilot cohort includes practices with different clinical information systems, and practices which are nationally representative in terms of size, QOF achievement and Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD).
In order to evaluate learning achievement, performance index was calculated from the number of incorrect choice in the first foraging in each trial of the session as follows: 100 100*(the number of incorrect choice/5).
Rather than measuring individual achievements, the index takes a top-down approach, says Claude Cappon, president of the Canadian Council for Learning and project leader.
Figure 1 Example TIMSS 2007, Grade 8: Mathematics achievement scores and index on attitudes towards mathematics aggregated at country level.
Figure 2 Example TIMSS 2007, Grade 8, Romania: Mathematics achievement scores and index on attitudes towards mathematics, both variables group-mean centered.
