The phrase "achievements of note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to highlight significant accomplishments or noteworthy successes in a particular context, such as a report or an article.
Example: "The conference showcased several achievements of note in the field of renewable energy."
Alternatives: "notable achievements" or "significant accomplishments".
Indeed, his only managerial achievement of note was the beautiful play shown by his Holland side at Euro 2008.
In the years that have passed, a Scottish Cup victory in 1987 is St Mirren's solitary achievement of note.
If Republican leaders in Congress succeed in getting their tax bill over the finish line this month, it will be Trump's first legislative achievement of note as President; much of the rest of his agenda has been stalled.
In a rare achievement of note while in coalition, the Liberal Democrats were able to introduce universal free school meals for the first three years of a child's education (roughly up to the age of seven) in 2014.
And it doesn't diminish the staggeringness of the achievement to note that you could now assemble a decent booklet of Only Connect-themed puzzles (from, among others, the Telegraph's Enigmatic Variations, the Guardian, the Listener, the Spectator and the Magpie).
From citing skimpily dressed joggers for their "nudity in the service of achievement" to noting that we use the word guilt more often about dietary matters than anything else, he delineates a hard-driving secular culture that sees pleasure and discipline as inextricably linked.
Of note, achievement of complete remission is not a prerequisite for attaining a survival benefit with azacitidine in higher-risk MDS.
But before we celebrate the recent achievements of women in corporate America, note that this group is so small, it is almost statistically insignificant: Of the 1,000 largest publicly traded companies by revenues, a paltry 27 women are in the CEO's seat.
According to Al Watan, an Arabic daily, the letter offered season's greetings on the occasion of Eid al-Fitr, a major Muslim holiday, and noted the "achievements of the Al Qaeda cells".
Note that the achievements of these methods have already been proven experimentally, and the results indicate that the latter two methods are very promising and considered superior to random search.
