The phrase "attainment beyond" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing achievements or accomplishments that exceed a certain level or standard.
Example: "The research focused on the attainment beyond the expected outcomes of the project."
Alternatives: "achievement surpassing" or "success exceeding".
No effect of this reform has been estimated on educational attainment beyond the upper secondary level (Hall 2012).
Three percent of this sample had less than a high school education, 16% were high school graduates, and 43% had educational attainment beyond high school.
Although Hōnen's position is somewhat ambiguous, in Senchakushū his steadfast logic leads understandably to a rejection of the notion that any attitude or attainment beyond trust and utterance is necessary for the person of nembutsu.
In their ceremonial finery the trio represent a lineage of intellectual attainment beyond the home town.
These observations rose the question as to whether behavioural traits predict educational attainment beyond a reduced academic aptitude.
Consequently, such a major is also likely to impede the attainment of success beyond college.
However verbally fine, the beauty of this passage lies in the precision of the thought: that ultimate understanding of anything is both worth pursuing and beyond attainment.
This attainment requires looking beyond material appearances to a spiritual reality that orthodox Christianity associates with heaven but that Christian Science considers to be a demonstrable fact.
However, in the case of Mg ions, fast diffusion is still beyond attainment since a relatively high degree of interaction is expected between Mg and the S atoms.
What is important is to close gaps in attainment, to secure success beyond enrolment.
The flipside is the attainment of a vocabulary beyond his years, which he still deploys with enviable grace, as he embraces aestheticism with a narcissist glee.
