The phrase "achievements listing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a compilation or enumeration of accomplishments, often in contexts like resumes or performance reviews.
Example: "In my resume, I included an achievements listing to highlight my key successes in previous roles."
Alternatives: "list of achievements" or "achievements catalog".
For many students, the problem with the list is obvious: it severely constrains the types of job opportunities available to them, regardless of other abilities, skills, or achievements listed on their résumés.
So if you were applying for an office administration role, organisational or communication skills could be broad headings, with experience and achievements listed under each, then your employment history.
It portrayed all the team owners, Ecclestone, and others — like Max Mosley, the former president of the International Automobile Federation — in cartoon form, and went over the history of the sport over the past five years, with all of his achievements listed, and a recap of the major events of the period.
In this spirit, the admissions committee also wants to get to know you beyond the professional and academic achievements listed in your resume and transcript.
Perhaps in 25 years, something so profound will happen that the achievements listed here will seem paltry and meaningless.
It was the will of the people, not the influence of a few wallets that led to all those remarkable American achievements listed.
THE first achievement listed on the European Commission's website is that "the EU's frontier-free single market has driven quality up and prices down".
In this case, the common knowledge (to us) that teenagers value their Facebook pictures and Xbox achievement lists the way my generation valued its 3×5 prints and annotated Nintendo Powers is being put to the test.
For our visual convenience, Fig. 1 considers the achievement, listed as K, of a DMU that uses a single component of an input vector (x in the horizontal axis) to produce both a single component of a desirable output vector (g on the vertical axis) and a single component of an undesirable output vector (b on the vertical axis).
