The phrase "achievement information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data or details related to accomplishments or successes, often in educational or professional contexts.
Example: "The report includes achievement information for each student, highlighting their academic progress and milestones."
Alternatives: "accomplishment details" or "success metrics".
He received the IEEE Intelligence and Security Informatics Award for outstanding research achievements information for security, law enforcement, and intelligence.
This might be the consequence of lack of specific training, empiric adoption of safe attitudes and behaviours based upon skill in the working and domestic setting, perpetuation of traditional approaches and erratic achievement of information through informal sources.
For example, transparency is a word reformers use often when we call for public reporting of achievement data or teacher performance information, sunshine on union contracts, and accessible district and state budgets.
The county academic achievement data are available through the Information and Reporting Services of the New York State Department of Education, under English Language Arts and Mathematics Assessment Results [ 33, 34].
But the board, which took control over the questionnaires under the No Child Left Behind Act, said the surveys were becoming too intrusive and burdensome and had little to do with the primary mission of the examination, to give a snapshot of achievement, with information on demographic and other factors.
Achievement level information was available for 1377 of the students for the last two years.
Put simply, we see little value in the achievement of information provision and patient involvement as judged against an external standard if patients do not simultaneously perceive that they were informed and involved.
Apart from a heading and relevant logos, additional space was provided for documenting the risk factor level, goal, time frame for achievement and information about the nationally recommended level.
In extolling Indian achievements in information technology, Mr. Clinton cited computer superstars like Vinod Khosla, who helped build Sun Microsystems, and Vinod Dahm, who created the Pentium chip.
Data included fellows' descriptions of their expectations, reflections on achievements and information shared on an online discussion forum.
