The phrase "achievements check" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where one is verifying or assessing achievements, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "Before we finalize the project, let's do an achievements check to ensure all goals have been met."
Alternatives: "achievement review" or "performance assessment".
His record of achievements checked just about every box on the liberal wish list but never found traction.
Since even the skaters themselves evaluate their achievements by checking the tube, everyone's expectations and ambitions have changed over the years to incorporate TV realities.
If you can push them off into a Gravity Panel, the it will also help you get your Ragdoll Check achievement.
If you dive deeper into the settings, you can also check out Achievements that reward you for all sorts of dubious accomplishments, go on a global scavenger hunt for interesting locations, and engage in a bit of time travel (to see if it really was warmer/colder/wetter/drier back in your day).
For more details about my skills, work experience, professional achievements, and qualifications, please check my resume, attached with this application.
Moreover, we asked participants to freely list their creative achievements (similar to King et al., 1996) in order to check for relevant achievements in domains other than those included in the ICAA and the CAQ.
There is less direct control, but far more "administered competition": a new bureaucracy to check the achievement of certain goals.
Mr. Obama, nearing the end of his eight years in office, is reaching for lasting symbols of his achievements and seeking opportunities to check items off his must-do list while he still has the trappings and travel perquisites of the presidency.
FBI agents are motivated, for instance, to check off "statistical achievements" by sending well-paid, manipulative confidential informants into mosques and apparently also into various advocacy and anti-war groups.
