The phrase "achievement odds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the likelihood or probability of achieving a certain goal or outcome.
Example: "The achievement odds of completing the project on time are quite favorable given the team's dedication and resources."
Alternatives: "probability of success" or "chances of achievement".
Although neither factor was significantly associated to goal achievement, the odds of having above-median goal achievement were much higher in those hospitals with high self-efficacy scores (OR = 4 and OR = 10.55 for the simple and multivariate model, respectively) (Table 6).> -wrap-foot> †Logistic regression analysis: All variables dichotomized at median, except state.
Furthermore, for middle school graduates, and elementary school graduates or those with lower levels of educational achievement, the odds ratios were 2.30 (95%CI, 1.68-3.16) and 2.58 (95%CI, 1.85-3.59), respectindicatingicaninverseinverelationshipship between educational attainment and the risks of ETS exposure.
Achievement against the odds deserves recognition.
All of these Republicans present a distorted picture of the president and his record of achievement against impossible odds these last three years.
"The Graduate," a barefoot boy with a big Afro and an outsize, rolled diploma under one arm, is a lesson about realistic achievement against the odds, while two boys in hip-hop wear, one aiming a handgun at himself, illustrate suicidal tendencies nurtured by poverty.
The grungy world was one that ultimately proved a bit too niche for audiences (the film crashed with $16m worldwide) but critics agreed that it was fertile and untapped ground for an updated tale of against all odds achievement, as Ellen Page's spunky teen swapped her pageant crown for a pair of skates.
The achievement improves the odds that RNA interference (RNAi) will reach human clinical trials.
For participants at 12 practices consistently in the lowest quartile of HbA1c achievement, the relative odds of any diabetic retinopathy were 1.16 (1.03 to 1.30), P = 0.015.
Ms. Lowry describes her son as "a force" and "able to accomplish absurd achievements against all odds".
He literally played for his life, and his achievements against all odds make the endless complaints of Agassi in Open seem petty and unimportant indeed.
