The phrase "admirable achievements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe accomplishments that are worthy of admiration or praise.
Example: "Her admirable achievements in the field of science have inspired many young researchers."
Alternatives: "commendable accomplishments" or "noteworthy successes."
They are talented translators with admirable achievements.
Yet Iraq could also boast of liberal democrats and some admirable achievements in the Kurdish north, which meant there were people to support, and not just to oppose.
For the liberal state to accommodate a diversity of beliefs while having few positive convictions is one of the more admirable achievements of civilization.
Still, one can't help thinking there was a better story to be had from sticking more closely to the admirable achievements and poignant setbacks of the real Katherine Routledge -- her fight for an education, her ability to buy independence but not happiness, her difficulty in keeping her keen perceptions of the world from sliding into paranoia.
Sadly, because of his mercurial temperament and behavior coupled with his bitterness, Boyd's admirable achievements recede into the background.
It's without a doubt one of the most admirable achievements of the Ministry of Public Health and international humanitarian organizations operating in Afghanistan.
An admirable achievement, shaped by theatrical energy and precision.
An admirable achievement, with the campaign proving a clever way to raise awareness.
Che is an admirable achievement but an altogether quixotic one, that I can't imagine anyone actually enjoying.
Still, having the third-highest level of customer satisfaction among more than 200 computer companies is an admirable achievement.
That represents an admirable achievement for Stuart McCall, who has hardly had vast resources with which to improve fortunes at Fir Park.
