The phrase "achievement observed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing or reporting on a specific accomplishment that has been noted or recognized.
Example: "The achievement observed during the project evaluation highlighted the team's dedication and hard work."
Alternatives: "noted accomplishment" or "recognized success".
Another achievement observed in these nanocomposites is the retention of the flexibility (Table 1).
The analyses represent an attempt to examine two (possibly overlapping) potential explanations for the changes in achievement observed in Ireland: (i) the decline in PISA scores is due to a decrease in engagement (ii) the decline in PISA scores is due to a decrease in proficiency.
This paper considers the changes in achievement observed for Ireland in PISA 2009 under two themes: implementation of PISA in Ireland and changes in the cohort of students participating in PISA, and response patterns on the PISA test (as measures of student engagement).
Another important achievement observed in our study is the increase in HIV testing.
"Much of Old Money's aesthetic... depends on the belief that membership in the class is a gift beyond achievement," observes social critic Nelson Aldrich Jr., author of Old Money and a Rockefeller cousin.
The association between modes of instruction and students' academic achievements observed in this study on the school level provide clues regarding the different approaches to teaching mathematics and science that are sensitive to the students' academic level.
Verbal memory, perceived self-efficacy and mathematics achievement were observed at similar across high performance students, yet in a negative manner.
Harry Wolf, president of the American Society of Cinematographers, which last year gave Folsey its Lifetime Achievement Award, observed that "when Folsey was winning all these (13 Oscar) nominations Hollywood was producing 500 to 600 feature films a year.
Firstly, an interaction between mature applicant status and academic achievement was observed (0.11, 0.07 to 0.17, P<0.001).
The smaller achievement gap observed in our study implies that at least for our study, biology is different from other STEM fields in terms of female students' performance.
