The phrase "aggregate achievement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the total or combined accomplishments of a group or individual over a period of time.
Example: "The aggregate achievement of the team in the last quarter exceeded all expectations, showcasing their hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "total accomplishment" or "cumulative success".
When the annual report of the Executive Director (Part II) was reformulated in line with Executive Board decision 1999/7 to focus on aggregate achievements against MTP priorities, these weaknesses, and the lack of clearly defined targets against which to measure progress, became more fully apparent.
Marcus Christenson Match report: Denmark 2-2 Swinen (Sweden win 4-3 on aggregate Hungary's achievement in reaching their first European Championship since 1972 should not be scoffed at but does provoke somewhat mixed feelings.
Beyond this, though, Pathbrite's long-term goal is to see its tools being used across age groups and as a place where life-long learners can aggregate all their achievements and credentials.
Acute ambulatory aggregates of accomplishment.
At the end, the measures of content standards, curriculum coverage, teacher coverage, instructional time, and achievement gains were aggregated at the topic and country level in order to make the measurement consistent across all variables.
According to the analysis of the domestic and overseas researches and achievements of lightweight aggregate concrete, a new strength formula on account of tube compressive strength of lightweight aggregate and glue capacity ratio is put forward on the mix ratio design of lightweight aggregate concrete.
The bars indicate aggregated variables and the adjusted average achievement score is denoted as AdjScr.
In the past, student achievement was determined by aggregating results of formal assessments (e.g. of knowledge or observed clinical skills) and supervisor opinions into a grade or percentage for each clinical attachment.
Likewise, four items that belong to individualistic values, "Stimulation", "Achievement", "Hedonism" and "Power" were also aggregated into a new factor, named "Adventure", representing a more adventurous way of life.
Data for HbA1c were aggregated to practice level and only referred to the achievement of a single target of ≤7.5%.
