The phrase "achievements support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing how certain achievements provide assistance or backing to a particular goal or initiative.
Example: "The achievements support our mission to enhance community engagement and foster collaboration among local organizations."
Alternatives: "accomplishments bolster" or "successes aid".
Enhanced Living Environments (ELE) encompass all Information and Communications Technologies ICTCT) achievements supporting true Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) environments.
These achievements, supported by a strong legal framework, have been anchored on the Diseases of Animals Act (1977) and other subsidiary legislation such as Movement of Stock (restriction) Order as well as Quarantine and Compensation regulations.
Clearly enables students to "take pride in achievement, supported by a positive culture" – if anything, a little more constructive criticism would probably prove useful for many.
These results indicate that everyday creativity is linked to the PMC and that PMC volume can predict creative achievement, supporting the view that motor planning may play a crucial role in creative behavior.
The finding that intelligence is important for creative achievement supports the view that successful creators are not solely creative but also bright (Kéri, 2011; Sternberg & Lubart, 1996; Sternberg & O'Hara, 1999).
Lisa Moellman, an education consultant and former Associate Director of the Harvard Achievement Support Initiative in Boston is also a parent of a child who had KIBO as part of his school curriculum for the past three years since kindergarten.
Prior research has shown that having ample achievement support (from peers and teachers), and teachers who hold high expectations and encourage students to seek challenges, as the students we interviewed described, can facilitate the development of positive success beliefs (e.g., Bandura, 1986; Urdan & Turner, 2005).
The department awards a number of fellowships to recognize academic achievement and support future scholarly success.
One reason could be that computers are given, to a higher extent, to students with lower academic achievement to support their learning.
