The phrase "achievements while the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a sentence discussing accomplishments that occurred during a specific time or event, but it needs additional information to be fully functional.
Example: "We celebrated our achievements while the project was ongoing."
Alternatives: "accomplishments during the" or "successes throughout the".
The performances built on his achievements while the writing makes a break for unexplored territory.
Western schools want students to be proud of their achievements, while the Chinese emphasize that humility enables self-examination.
But the news media have seized on the issue, pressing the case that politicians who did get fake degrees or otherwise misrepresented their educational achievements while the requirement was in force could be tried for fraud or forgery.
Lyons clearly sees the 25% cut in the executive pay bill over the next three years as one of the trust's great achievements, while the trust's critics see yet another example of it doing just a tad too little, too late.
In fact, both specialized in what is now called "fake news," boasting of Soviet economic achievements while the population coped with shortages of common consumer goods, and depicting the United States and European democracies as failing societies.
Like religion, sports embody society's highest and most noble aspirations and achievements while also reflecting the most reprehensible dimensions of human behavior.
It is clear above all that Zermelo's intention was to reveal the fundamental nature of the theory of sets and to preserve its achievements, while at the same time providing a general replacement for the CP.
Mr. Lazio asserts that he has a record of Congressional achievement while the first lady is a blank slate.
To have retained control of royal castles was a notable achievement, while the seizure of Bedford Castle from Fawkes de Breauté, a former protégé of King John, was a spectacular triumph.
Muslim societies can no longer assign religious education to those who have the lowest achievement while the best and brightest are preoccupied with the world and a race to accumulate more wealth.
In "The Paumgärtner Altarpiece" of 1502 04 (Alte Pinakothek, Munich), for example, the saints in the wings are depicted with the scrolls and a complexity of composition more reminiscent of a heraldic achievement, while the broad planes of the architecture and the large, simple figures of the adoration shown on the central panel suggest an Italianate conception.
