The phrase "conditional upon achievement" is a perfectly valid usage in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation in which one action is predicated on the successful completion of a prior one. For example, "My promotion is conditional upon achievement of all my professional goals this year."
Because CQUIN funding is currently up to 1.5% of contract outturn value, conditional upon the achievement of quality outcomes specified in the contract, by achieving CQUIN goals healthcare professionals may be incentivised to adopt revised working practices in order to 'earn' extra monies at a departmental level in order to both improve their working practices and increase patient satisfaction.
Achievement heaped upon achievement, accolade piled upon accolade.
P4P is defined as payment issued upon achievement of a predetermined performance target [ 3].
Here are some reasons to avoid senioritis, along with excerpts from our previous posts: Somewhere in all those college admission letters, after the "congratulations" part, is a sentence to the effect that admission is conditional upon the student completing high school with the same academic and personal achievement on which the offer was based.
Citizenship, in modern British rhetoric, is conditional upon the money you bring in.
But a good reference undoubtedly helps, especially if your job offer is conditional upon one.
Individual donors were used up to five times, conditional upon the health of an individual animal.
It is often conditional upon their return to obedience and duty within a prescribed period.
Export credit agencies, for example, should make their support conditional upon full compliance with the guidelines, and in the future, the rights of investors under investment treaties should be made conditional upon the investors acting in accordance with the guidelines".
Since the 1980s, the attempt to make social assistance conditional upon work has become an "international project".
