The phrase "achievements please" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting someone to share or present their achievements, often in a formal or professional context.
Example: "In the meeting, I would like to ask everyone to share their achievements please, so we can celebrate our progress together."
Alternatives: "please share your accomplishments" or "kindly present your achievements".
For a fuller description of Bob Monk's career and achievements, please see the attached here.
When he died, almost exactly 50 years ago, he left instructions to colleagues on the Baltimore Sun: no biographical sketches, no pictures, no editorial hymning of achievements, please - just a terse death announcement.
To read more on the awards, and the Guardian's achievement, please visit our Games Blog.
For full details on this astounding achievement, please see the NASPA website.
As an academic community, we should strive to recognize and reward merit and achievement (translation: please don't just vote for your friends).
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With your latest achievement, Michael Phelps, please do more cool stuff.
"These achievements do not please terrorist groups who will, no doubt, continue to target the country and its allies, as no place around the world proved to be immune from the danger of terrorism".
For more details about my skills, work experience, professional achievements, and qualifications, please check my resume, attached with this application.
On the other hand, achievement indisputably pleases our brains temporarily.
(Al Gore, accepting his lifetime achievement award, said: "Please don't recount this vote").
