The phrase "achievements earned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to accomplishments that have been obtained through effort or merit.
Example: "Her achievements earned through years of hard work and dedication were recognized at the annual awards ceremony."
Alternatives: "earned accomplishments" or "gained achievements".
From that point, any achievements earned by your friends go toward your own advancement as a festival boss.
Ultimately these achievements earned Wilson more progressive supporters than they lost, and not because he soft-pedaled his cooperation with moderates and conservatives.
Those achievements earned Pavan, a junior from Kitchener, Ontario, the 31st annual Honda-Broderick Cup as the nation's female college athlete of the year.
Have his achievements earned him a right of return to the club that likes to think of itself as the biggest in Australia?
Those achievements earned Simmonds a prominent place on posters in the run-up to the London 2012 Games, at which she added two more golds to her collection.
Those achievements earned him a spot as a fellow of the Royal Society of London for Improving Natural Knowledge, the oldest scientific society in the world.
Instead, healthy heroes en- courages players to unlock achievements, earn rewards and challenge friends.
Its games also allow players to choose their stakes and limits in an effort to customize the overall gaming experience, while challenging friends, tracking their bank roll, sharing achievements, earning loyalty rewards, and comparing game stats and rankings.
Completing these achievements earns you rewards, including gems.
In the British honors system, titles often acknowledge achievement earned by providing safe hands in a crisis.
The achievement earned Dr. Pickering his second appearance on the cover of Time magazine, which pleased the normally reserved engineer.
