The phrase 'enduring achievements' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is long-lasting, meaningful, and of lasting value. For example, "The Nobel Prize recognizes lasting, enduring achievements that can benefit humanity."
Richard Brody on the Taiwanese director's enduring achievements and artistic frustrations.
"Over the past 20 years, the development of civil society has been one of Cambodia's few enduring achievements.
He and the people around him ought to be thinking about what enduring achievements they can accomplish while in office.
He added: "Over the past 20 years the development of civil society has been one of Cambodia's few enduring achievements.
A retrospective of his films, at Museum of the Moving Image (Sept . 12-Oct 17), displays both his enduring achievements and his artistic frustrations.
But his most enduring achievements in basketball, first on the East Coast and then both nationally and internationally, were to come.
The enduring achievement is in two dimensions: unnaturally straight lines made out of natural ingredients.
But a credible idea for preserving Labour's most enduring achievement in government is desperately needed.
Perhaps Chagnon's most enduring achievement was explaining the Yanomami's seemingly savage behavior in a way that shed new light on natural selection.
"A person is always better than a book," Makepeace claims, and the novel's enduring achievement is to give us a protagonist who lives up to that claim.
"Along with the sweeping, cinematic story... Bahr's evocation of place and time" is the novel's "most enduring achievement," Robert Morgan said here last year.
