The phrase "and achievement oriented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person, organization, or approach that focuses on setting and reaching goals or accomplishments.
Example: "The program is designed to be both student-centered and achievement oriented, ensuring that learners are motivated to excel."
Alternatives: "goal-focused" or "results-driven".
In response to EEO legislation and case law, personnel managers devised and diffused employment practices that treat all classes of workers as ambitious and achievement oriented in the process of formalizing and rationalizing promotion decisions.
learners who score high in resilience dimension are those who are determined, competitive and achievement oriented.
Note that the APA uses the term "cognitive benefits" rather than "moral values". This is because our modern technological society has collectively agreed that the good life is fast-paced and achievement oriented.
People who are conscientious -- meaning they're disciplined, dependable, organized and achievement-oriented -- are (not surprisingly) some of the most productive people, Grant says.
The male-associated traits included assertiveness, independence and being achievement oriented, while female-like traits included warmth, supportiveness and a nurturing nature.
Based on clinical observations, migraine patients were described as ambitious, perfectionist, rigid, obsessional, and very achievement oriented people [ 12, 13].
So, again, an interesting dichotomy of a generation that's both super achievement oriented and at same time have this kind of risk aversion and fear of failure.
Pakistan, Saifullah insists, will be "achievement oriented"; promoting those who "are doing and have done great things".
Achievement oriented personality.
That's very different now at places like Google that are more achievement oriented".
Goals may be achievement oriented (such as meeting a set of learning goals) or prosocial goals (such as peer acceptance and respectability) [ 3].
