The phrase "achievements aside" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to set aside or disregard someone's achievements to focus on another point or issue.
Example: "Achievements aside, we need to address the underlying problems that led to this situation."
Alternatives: "putting achievements on hold" or "disregarding accomplishments".
Academic achievements aside, she finds the skills she learned also transfer to her new job at Allpay.
On-court achievements aside, it was a group of enormous cultural significance, from Shaquille O'Neal, a worldwide superstar and pioneer of celebrity self-branding, to Allen Iverson, who became iconic for bringing hip-hop swagger to the game.
Technical achievements aside, Munch's success came from his ability to give visual form to the stifled passions of a stratified and sexually inhibited society: He let the scream out.
But those achievements aside, the most remarkable thing about Mr. Surdoval is that after admitting to a crime that makes parents hysterical and lawmakers cry for tougher sentencing, he has survived, bruised but not broken.
Political achievements aside, family has always been at the centre of Ms Lamont's life.
But let's put his achievements aside for a moment and pinch-and-zoom into the ousting of a man portrayed as his nemesis: Scott Forstall.
His sporting achievement aside, he's had a tough year.
That dubious achievement aside, they are also to be credited with subverting some of the more pious 20th-century truisms concerning female sexuality.
But I would have to say my proudest achievement, aside from being a father, is the incredible journey my career has taken me on.
But the rest of the interview tossed discussion of confidence and achievement aside and focused on the real issue plaguing the female face of an entire nation: plastic surgery.
The governor's aides cite his legislative achievements and turn aside suggestions that he is troubled by defections.
