The phrase "achievement of war" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to discuss the outcomes or successes that arise as a result of war, often in a historical or analytical context.
Example: "The achievement of war often leads to significant changes in political boundaries and power dynamics."
Alternatives: "outcomes of war" or "results of war".
They found a similar link between the achievement of World War 1 fighter pilot aces and their fame.
This practical code — which helped to muster some 200,000 African-American soldiers for the Union — was, Witt writes, "a weapon for the achievement of Union war aims, like the Springfield rifle, the Minié ball and the ironclad ship".
Perhaps the most significant intelligence achievement of the war was the Ultra project, in which the British, using a German Enigma encoding machine obtained from the Poles and relying on earlier decryption efforts by the Poles and the French, intercepted and deciphered top-secret German military communications throughout much of the war.
This was, perhaps, the greatest achievement of the war, for it thus eliminated the major destabilizing influence in European politics, which had both undermined the internal cohesion of many states and overturned the diplomatic balance of power created during the Renaissance.
In the end, the achievement of "News War" is to remind viewers of the fundamental principles at stake in this showdown between the government's desire for secrecy in the post-9/11 age and the journalist's ability to report what Mr. Woodward once termed "the best obtainable version of the truth".
He later wrote that the relief of Bastogne was "the most brilliant operation we have thus far performed, and it is in my opinion the outstanding achievement of the war.
"Linked Achievements" makes it sound like earning Achievements in "Gears of War" unlocks Achievements in "Gears of War 2" automatically.
A former managing editor of The Washington Post, he has won two Pulitzer Prizes, including one for the remarkable achievement of "Ghost Wars," which explains how the seeds of the attacks on the World Trade Center were planted over many years.
Today brings us some absolutely insane reporting by Orlando's Channel Six that involves the assertion that many games require you to send pictures of yourself to others to get points and that those others could be pedophiles and that your children could be stripping down naked to get the Show Your Weenus Achievement in Gears of War.
Against the uncertain progress of the air campaign and its humiliations and disasters, the Quint was pulling together what would be one of the great achievements of the war: persuading the Russians to agree to its five extemporised principles for ending the war.
