The phrase "achievements yet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing accomplishments that have not been realized or completed up to a certain point in time.
Example: "We have made significant progress on the project, but there are still achievements yet to be reached."
Alternatives: "accomplishments still to come" or "milestones yet to achieve".
With each milestone passed, Iran has flaunted its achievements, yet Israel's sword has remained sheathed.
The Victorian city, with its blustering buildings and confident institutions, is one of our great achievements, yet we retain a queasy ambiguity about its value.
Allardyce described promotion from the Championship as one of his finest achievements, yet despite a 10th place finish in the Premier League last season, this campaign has been an undoubted catastrophe.
The team wanted to nominate Sarah for this award, because she is constantly rewarding and encouraging us all for our hard work and achievements, yet nobody ever gives her a pat on the back to say well done.
Teachers and doctors are heavily supervised for their first year (can you imagine if they weren't?), and the engagement with ASYE professionally lines up social workers in the same way; acknowledging academic achievements, yet providing guidance in practical terms for that vulnerable first time in practice outside of university.
Democratic lawmakers had been crucial in the past to the governor's efforts to raise oil taxes and approve legislation promoting a natural gas pipeline, her signature achievements, yet many say Ms. Palin has abandoned those relationships, that she has become more polarizing rather than working to broaden her appeal.
He has an abiding interest in life outside the law, and "A Prophet" is his finest achievement yet.
It is a remarkable achievement, yet for a government fixated on stability such figures are also a cause for concern.
Last year our reviewer, Michael Gorra, admired the "expansive yet finely modulated narrative" and called the book Ishiguro's "fullest achievement yet".
Both might be beyond perfect achievement yet still provide compelling models, requiring compromise but also inspiring transformation and aspiration.
It will be the last step in an effort that began more than 30 years ago, crowning Europe's boldest achievement yet in becoming a seamless union.
