The phrase "achievements partner" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a specific context where someone is referring to a partner in achieving goals or accomplishments, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "In our project, we have an achievements partner who helps us reach our milestones more effectively."
Alternatives: "success partner" or "goal partner".
With the exception of a recently signed six-figure book deal about the partners' saga and the horse's achievements, the partners are not sure how well their equine entrepreneurship is going to pay off.
For years, the law firm of Sullivan & Cromwell touted the achievements of its partner Jay Clayton in a lengthy biography displayed on its website.
They started a petition to have her officially included on her husband's prize, demanding that the Pritzker leadership recognize her achievements as co-partner and co-creator of the firm Venturi Scott Brown.
Achievements UNICEF has partnered with the government to create and update critical child protection policies and standards.
From Statistics Denmark, we retrieved information regarding time of the following events, as previously described 18: cohabitation with a partner, achievement of an education, fatherhood and retirement.
Whilst the tools reviewed also highlighted the importance of realistic and adequate resourcing [ 74, 77, 78, 82], the focus has been on the agreed level of resourcing, outcome and achievements by all partners.
For Driscoll there was delight in her training partner's achievements tinged with natural disappointment.
If we modernise and democratise the awards system, it would mean that no spouse of an awarded person would receive a title off the back of their partner's achievements.
About two-thirds of the youngest children, aged 10 to 11, split the pot evenly regardless of their own or their partner's achievements.
Don't make it into a big deal, but praise your partner's achievements and let other people know how much you know s/he accomplishes.
