The phrase "achievement relations" is not commonly used in written English and may not be immediately clear in meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing the relationships or connections between various achievements, such as in academic or professional settings.
Example: "The study focused on the achievement relations among students from different socioeconomic backgrounds."
Alternatives: "achievement connections" or "achievement interactions".
Maternal perceptions of children's academic competence and children's achievement: Longitudinal relations.
The motivation for seeking medical attention is typically the impact on an individual's behaviour in daily life in domains such as educational achievement and relations with teachers, family and peers [ 7].
Other related studies revealed fluctuating first grade literacy achievement in relation to attending state-funded preschool.
There is a reference in the Higher Education Act to "student achievement in relation to the institution's mission," but this is too broadly- defined to have much meaning.
Shōtoku's chief achievement in foreign relations was the opening of relations with the Sui dynasty (581 618) of China.
Also, the achievements in relation to freedom of expression and the media are remarkable.
Purpose/Objective: The purpose of evaluation is to evaluate the project outcomes and achievements in relation to the project strategy.
Also presented will be how the flow-model data in combination with information from other data sources can help in evaluating the department achievements in relation to the contract with the commissioners.
The Zimbabwe Health Sector Investment Case (2010 - 2012 20100 - The Health Sector Investment Case outlines the key package of health services, the key health system bottlenecks to be overcome, the desired coverage targets, the incremental costs and the expected achievements in relation to the health MDGs.
This study was predicated on (1) the ongoing need to improve poor health outcomes in rural and remote communities through improved access to health services and (2) the belief that the time is ripe to build upon the significant achievements in relation to innovative models of PHC since the first National Rural Health Strategy.
