The phrase "achievements using" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing accomplishments that were attained through a specific method, tool, or process.
Example: "The report highlights the achievements using innovative technology that improved efficiency in the production line."
Alternatives: "successes through" or "accomplishments with".
He also took full advantage of his incumbency, by filling the airwaves with advertisements extolling the government's purported achievements using dubious statistics.
This is the part where biographees are invited to reflect upon their achievements using their own words.
Vendler, for example, operated with a fourfold classification, distinguishing among "states, activities, accomplishments, and achievements," using as criterial conditons (e.g).g
Latest achievements using this approach are reviewed and original results are presented for the preparation of sulfides and nitrides.
In this review, we describe the recent advances in design, preparation, and electrochemical performance of HPCs, with particular attention to the main achievements using HPCs developed in our groups since 2008.
Logic framework approach (LFA) was used initially and we periodically measured objectives' achievements using a quantitative scale.
Connecticut measures achievement using a "proficiency" standard under the federal No Child Left Behind law and a higher state standard called the "goal and advanced" level.
Sir Tim Brighouse, the former chief commissioner for schools who ran the London Challenge, affected school achievement using a completely different frame: grassroots cooperation between schools.
This study evaluates Tioman Island's sustainability achievement using the Sustainable Ecotourism Indicator System (SEIS).
To find an answer to that question, we look at what determines student achievement, using the work of Robert Marzano (2003).
In the current study we investigated effects of computer use at home on reading achievement, using longitudinal data at the country level.
