The phrase "achievements speak" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to convey that accomplishments or successes are evident and communicate their value without needing further explanation.
Example: "In this organization, our achievements speak for themselves, showcasing our commitment to excellence."
Alternatives: "results speak" or "successes communicate".
Eddy Grant's firmly established and highly respected career has been hard-earned, but his achievements speak for themselves.
"Her achievements speak for themselves and I hope that I can learn from all her experience," said the Pole.
Well, the organization's achievements speak for themselves.
Her personal achievements speak volumes about the promise of her ideas.
While these achievements speak well for the delivery of water services, examined evidence across all the 10 Communes evaluated lead to the conclusion that the hygiene and environment sanitation improvement component of the WES Programme was not effectively implemented, and yielded little, effective impact.
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But the classroom achievement spoke for itself and, without Pees's asking, the contract extension was offered because, as Kennedy explained, Pees is now at his crucial juncture.
Barbra Streisand, executive producer of "Reel Models" with Cis Corman, should know that achievement speaks for itself, but in her earnest introduction she seems a little too eager to sell us on the whole idea.
And America's of middling achievement on nearly every scholastic achievement speaks its own shame.
Obama is a first-term senator with no legislative achievements to speak of.
