The term "achievement subject" is not a recognized grammatical term in English.
It is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion for readers. Instead, you could use the term "subject of achievement" to refer to the person or thing that has achieved something. Example: The subject of achievement in this study is the impact of technology on communication skills.
These tests purport to evaluate skills and achievement in subject areas with respect to national and local norms.
On the basis of empirical findings on reading, Anderson et al. (1985) proposed seventeen recommendations for becoming a "nation of readers" that are still relevant today and which illustrate that improvement in reading attitudes and achievement is subject to a complex interplay of mechanisms such as educational policy, teacher training, and informal learning at home.
The staff will monitor the achievement of subject's goals regularly and give advice by phone or mail.
Educational evaluators need to catch up with their medical colleagues and consider the impact of No Child Left Behind on such important outcomes as achievement in subjects not tested and continuing motivation to learn in all subjects.
Likewise, even the Met's most exalted achievements are subject to relentless rounds of second-guessing.
For all his gleeful fabrication of a realm of cultural aspirations and achievements, his subject is the mysteries that elude dialectics and disputations, the ones that animate the artistic, aesthetic impulse that his movie both exalts and embodies.
University of California officials may be entirely correct when they say that the SAT-II exams, especially those testing a person's writing ability and achievement in subjects like foreign languages, yield a better prediction of doing well in college than the SAT-I.
This indicator could be interpreted as the average heterogeneity of achievement across subjects and profiles.
As shown in Table 9, countries differ according to their average heterogeneity of achievement across subjects and profiles (mean within profile heterogeneity).
The advertisement, produced by the Leo Burnett agency, is mostly filled with familiar images from the civil rights struggle and photos depicting moments of black achievement, with the subject matter becoming apparent only at the very end.
