The phrase "achievement process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the series of steps or actions taken to achieve a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The achievement process for completing the project involved careful planning, execution, and evaluation of results."
Alternatives: "success pathway" or "goal attainment process".
Thus, the 'clarity' characteristic of a goal, if carefully crafted to reflect 'acceptance' by the key stakeholders associated with and responsible for its achievement, is the keystone against which existing (SMART) and emerging (FAST) goal development and achievement processes can be applied and improved.
Students' emotional states are considered as important and integral components of learning and achievement processes (e.g. Rausch et al. 2016; Sembill et al. 2002).
With the exception of parental nativity, socioeconomic-achievement processes in adulthood and lifestyle factors mediated these associations.
The truth is, while getting published is a wonderful achievement, the process of writing a story is itself a rewarding experience.
"There are long-standing projects, some more recent ones, some a bit hidden away and off the radar – just bringing it all together so we all knew what existed was the first major achievement". The process began four years ago, when an official report claimed that Leeds "lacked a systematic approach" to tackling what everyone agreed was an obvious and increasing problem.
To answer this, I will look at Rouhani and his achievements, the process of his candidacy, his campaign and the role of centrist and reformist leaders in it.
8 Measuring the achievement of processes of care (the interventions, assessments, and treatments that patients receive) through clinical audit is used in health systems around the world for quality improvement, performance management, and financial reimbursement.
In addition, data on the achievement of processes measuring the quality of care that patients with stroke receive during the first 72 hours of care were collected between April 2011 and December 2012 as part of the Stroke Improvement National Audit Programme in England.
I am reminded of Senator Pell (who died on January 1st) whose maxim was that "half a loaf can feed an army" since in the democratic process achievement of half of an objective is just as significant as achievement of the ultimate objective and makes it that much easier to do so.
