The phrase "achievements yield" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that accomplishments or successes produce or result in something, often in a positive context.
Example: "The hard work and dedication of the team led to several achievements that yield significant benefits for the company."
Alternatives: "accomplishments produce" or "successes generate".
Her recent achievements yielded one big spoil, a '65 Gibson acoustic that she bought after signing to Third Man, and pulls out at a radio session for digital station Sirius XM the next day.
The Proactive achievement yielded 1.1 badges to the average Achiever, while 0.5, 0.5 and 0.2 went to average Late Awakeners, Disheartened and Underachievers, respectively.
This achievement should yield more precise information about the encapsidation signal of HCV, which was kept intact despite the partitioning of the genome.
As such, the conceptualizations of the mechanisms that might explain varied educational achievement would likely yield a number of other variables not currently included in the data collection design.
These results first provide strong evidence that uncrosslinked PGS might also yield extraordinary achievements in traditional MBG scaffold.
The achievement is expected to yield important new knowledge about mammalian evolution and human disease processes, and should also contribute significantly to progress in toxicogenomics.
The efforts initiated after the Mexico Ministerial Summit for Health Research in 2004 [ 3, 4] yielded achievements in terms of funding opportunities for health policy and systems research [ 5], knowledge translation platforms (KTPs), such as the Evidence Informed Policy Networks (EVIPNet) [ 6– 9], and the growing knowledge base for evidence-informed health system policymaking (EIHSP).
Healthier mothers and children will then yield healthier educational achievements, and ultimately healthier labor markets, thereby alleviating poverty.
Sequencing the human genome is a great achievement, certainly one that will yield advances in medicine and pharmacology that will help prevent and treat diseases and save lives.
Bush, a potential 2016 presidential candidate, has styled himself a champion of K-12 education policy reforms, and just two days earlier, Bush, addressing K-12 issues, had tweeted that "Strong accountability policies yield rising student achievement".
