"decent achievement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to express approval or admiration of an accomplishment. For example, you could write "With a 3.8 GPA and numerous extracurricular activities, Sarah had a solid college application and a decent achievement record."
That's a decent achievement.
But the Pakistani players go home proud of a decent achievement.
It works well on the touchscreen too, which is a decent achievement for this genre.
Cummins is a tough, intelligent coach who has made a couple of decent signings, but survival is their most realistic goal, and would be a decent achievement.
Only this time we should regard that as quite a decent achievement Most looking forward to Cristiano Ronaldo's goal celebration should he score from open play instead of the penalty spot.
In many communities, social norms do not encourage academic achievement, decent values or family stability.
Cassell recalls that he guarded, with a decent measure of achievement, Derek Harper in the Knick series and Penny Hardaway in the Orlando series.
But a scene that has had my full attention, whatever time I finish, leaves me with both a decent sense of achievement and a deeper sense of where the novel is going.
It is preserving what is left of the almost invisible amateur status of college athletes and trying to assure what might be their only hope of a decent future -- academic achievement.
Later he described receiving a "Good Guy" award from the National Women's Political Caucus, noting that "...history reveals no prior instance of a tax lawyer held to be a "Good Guy," or even a "Decent Sort". No personal achievement escaped the wrath of his dry wit – and he had a thriving practice as a result of it.
HuntMiRNA also achieved decent prediction performance.
