The phrase "achievements create" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or results of accomplishments in various contexts, such as personal growth, business success, or educational outcomes.
Example: "In our organization, we believe that achievements create opportunities for further development and innovation."
Alternatives: "successes generate" or "accomplishments foster".
Although his reign was notable for the annexation of the rich Novgorodian provinces and for the establishment of a regular bureaucracy and a land-tenure system, these achievements created new problems for his successors.
Mr Milton's sweeping stereotype of farmers as proud "custodians of the countryside" who also take pride in their "environmental achievements creating new habitats and protecting wildlife" is hard to swallow when my experience locally is of hedgerows taken out and replaced with barbed wire fences, scrub removed, trees cut down and areas of the beautiful South Downs ploughed up.
Each of these achievements creates prosperity, health and joy.
Benny Green notes that his prolific achievements "created ... chaos among schoolboy cricketers".
And it wasn't until the eighties that Turing got the credit he deserved for a second, and equally formidable, achievement: creating the blueprint for the modern computer.
The Kyoto Prize is Japan's highest private award for global achievement, created by Japanese philanthropist Kazuo Inamori and awarded by the Inamori Foundation.
Mr. Gill adds that the anger of the English people has produced their "heroic self-control" and spurred them to great achievement, creating "generations of engineers and inventors," and turning England into "the most consistently successful of all the old European nations, certainly the most inventive and adventurous and energetic".
It's clear that this attitude towards achievement creates a challenging environment for the entire family.
We cannot illuminate fully the artistic achievement created in fifth century Athens because almost half of the sculptures from the Parthenon were taken from here 207 years ago to reside in enforced exile 4,000 kilometers away".
Besides site-directed mutagenesis, recent developments in the combined use of computational protein design and molecular engineering have led to major achievements to create novel enzymes, in particular for the chemo-enzymatic synthesis of antigenic oligosaccharides.
