"attainment from" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to achieving or obtaining something from someone or something. Example: The company's success was a direct result of the hard work and dedication of its employees, who were integral to the attainment of their goals from the company's resources.
Long term, nothing is likely to matter more than improving educational attainment, from preschool through college (which may have started already).
Britain is also increasingly adrift in each of the four categories that the WEF assesses in compiling its rankings: down from 37th to 46th in economic participation; from first to 32nd in educational attainment; from 63rd to 94th in health; and from 12th to 33rd in political empowerment.
First, there was an overall improvement in educational attainment from parents to children.
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Two Birmingham schools will be set up by the trust behind Perry Beeches I, which saw a threefold increase over Key Stage 4 attainment from 2006 to 2011.
Ye and Wu (2011) find that the negative effect on educational attainment from the number of brothers is greater than that from sisters.
For any variable with two bounds the data can be represented in terms of attainments from the lower bound or shortfalls from the upper bound (the maximum).
We need to see a renewed effort from universities, government and schools to improve outreach work, subject choices and attainment for those from less advantaged backgrounds".
The U.S. economy, for example, benefits enormously when educational attainment rises from an inflow of well-educated immigrants and from rising demand for U.S. products from better-educated populations overseas.
We also reviewed unemployment rates from the Bureau of Labor Statistics for December 2012, and occupation, poverty and educational attainment data from the U.S. Census Bureau for 2011, the most recent available data.
"We know from our recently published review of equality and human rights in Britain that, despite improvements in educational attainment, people from almost every ethnic minority group experience higher rates of unemployment and receive lower pay than white workers".
