The phrase "achievements reports" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "achievement reports" or "reports on achievements."
Example: "The annual achievement reports highlight the progress made by each department over the year."
Alternatives: "performance reports" or "success reports."
Here you will find a series of articles that will provide a small glimpse of individual achievements, reports of important new initiatives, and the continuing evolution of UCMP activities.
Both Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama are guilty of exaggerating the extent of their legislative achievements, reports The Washington Post, but Sen. Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut, an Obama supporter, says "If it happens once or twice, you let it go.
Achievements reported in the literature are summarized and recent results are presented.
Furthermore, recent achievements reported for phospholipases, lipoxygenases, P450 monooxygenases, decarboxylating enzymes, fatty acid hydratases and the use of enzymes in cascade reactions are treated.
As there are numerous positive achievements reported, only selected outstanding examples can be outlined in detail.
It is worth observing that, although the metrics adopted in the above evaluation phase are derived from [10], a direct comparison of the results obtained by the proposed technique with achievements reported in the reference paper is not feasible since in [10] the prevailing orientation of a whole patch is extracted, rather than the orientation of each single brushstroke.
Bowling fast-paced off spin, Kilburn was successful enough with bat and ball to win medals for Bradford and have his achievements reported in the press.
Higher proportions of women with lower educational achievements reported abuse (40.7%) versus 34.8% of women with higher achievements.
You can also download and print enrollment confirmations and achievement reports.
You can log in to your student account to view final course grades, CEUs and print achievement reports.
Experts said the increases, after years of dismal achievement reports, were surprising because every year the nation's schools are educating more black and Hispanic students, who on average score lower than whites and Asians.
