The phrase "achievements match" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the alignment or correspondence between achievements and certain criteria or expectations.
Example: "The achievements match the goals set at the beginning of the project, demonstrating our team's effectiveness."
Alternatives: "accomplishments align" or "successes correspond".
Without a doubt it was a fine achievement, matching Greg Rusedski's own victory in the same tournament in 1998.
Lydiate's achievement matches those of Martyn Williams and Shane Williams, who won the award in Wales' previous Grand Slam seasons in 2005 and 2008.
To paraphrase Matthew McConaughey — recently seen in facial hair of uncertain motives — your present achievement matches the future beard of your past self.
Čáslavská's seven Olympic golds, won in Tokyo in 1964 and Mexico City in 1968, included back-to-back golds as best all-round gymnast, an achievement matched only once in Olympic history.
Her sister, thirty-two-year-old Serena Williams, who first won this tournament in 1999, possesses seventeen Grand Slam singles trophies, four Olympic gold medals (an achievement matched by her sister), and a regal bearing that has edged beyond diva and toward natural force.
But given that the legal profession was only reinstated after the end of the Cultural Revolution in 1976, and that prior to 1996 there were almost no private law firms, this can only be seen as a major achievement, matching China's economic renaissance.
Froome's achievement matched that of his Team Sky team-mate Sir Bradley Wiggins, who won last year's race.
Most large Japanese companies, for example, have "in-house nanotechnology sections--an achievement matched by only a handful of European companies," Garland adds.
A group of children with difficulties in mathematics (MD) was compared with a group of children with a normal level of achievement matched for vocabulary, age, and gender (N=49).
