The phrase "acting achievement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to accomplishments or successes in the field of acting, such as awards or notable performances.
Example: "Her latest film was a significant acting achievement that showcased her talent and versatility."
Alternatives: "performance milestone" or "acting accomplishment".
The role of Major/Deputy Commissioner Rawls is Doman's proudest acting achievement, and rightly so.
In addition, Michael J. Fox and Della Reese were awards recognizing their acting achievement, and "The Wonderful World of Disney" on ABC received the lifetime achievement award.
Holmes, who is to be the next recipient of MaxMara's Women in Film "Face of the Future", awarded for acting achievement and – no less important, in this context – "style and grace", returned the favour by lending her paparazzi appeal to the event.
He had on his face that impish look of wonder, and a total relaxation and composure, that I now understand as the whole basis for his acting achievement.
Mignogna has stated that performing Edward may be his biggest voice acting achievement since fans do not compare him with Park, noting that their voices are not similar and that he did not plan to sound like her.
The show's visual sense of framing is top-notch, Michael Stuhlbarg and Mary Elizabeth Winstead nearly vanish in their roles and it must be noted that Carrie Coon's impressive performance as local cop Gloria Burgle is taking place while Coon's other current acting achievement, on HBO's The Leftovers, is airing as well.
We may be about celebrate the acting achievements of Jean Dujardin, George Clooney, Leo DiCaprio et al, but this time year Hawkes could be the name on everybody's lips.
Despite his acting achievements at school, his father still wanted him to follow in his footsteps in insurance, but Nimmo's mind was more on the possibilities of acting.
"He's a hero for me simply because of that film," says James. "Put aside all his acting achievements, and he's still the person who has made the most authentic working-class Cockney movie ever.
Dannii's success overshadowed Kylie's acting achievements, until Kylie was cast in the soap opera Neighbours in 1986, as Charlene Mitchell, a schoolgirl turned garage mechanic.
As the son of screen legend Kirk Douglas ("Spartacus," "Paths of Glory"), the younger actor felt for many years that Hollywood gave him only grudging recognition that his acting achievements came courtesy of talent and tenacity rather than family connections.
