The phrase "achievements describes" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a grammatical error, as "achievements" is a plural noun and should be paired with a plural verb form.
Example: "The achievements describe the progress we have made over the years."
Alternatives: "achievements outline" or "achievements detail".
BBC pundit Martin Keown praised Lampard's achievements, describing him as "remarkable".
Despite the achievements described, the influence of rapid heating on magnetic properties of FINEMET-type alloys remains insufficiently investigated.
The reviewers were impressed with the technical achievements described.
Of course, despite the recent achievements described above, the field is still in need of further innovation.
This last story, perhaps her greatest achievement, describes two spinsters whose overbearing father has just died.
Devon was named best in show at the competition, an achievement described as "absolutely amazing" by her owner.
Taken with the previous year's rise, it suggested a 60% increase in the number of children being adopted since the coalition's campaign began, an achievement described recently by the education secretary, Nicky Morgan, as a sustained rise.
The achievement, described in this month's Nature Genetics, should help scientists better understand what causes the disease and provide a proving ground for potential drugs.
The achievement, described in today's Science, could help researchers better understand--and possibly find new treatments for--the virus, which infects some 170 million people worldwide and is causing rising rates of liver disease.
The achievement, described in the 3 August issue of Physical Review Letters, will allow researchers to probe the stability and durability of their smallest designs and perhaps lead to better computer chips and other miniature devices.
