"first accomplishments" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to the initial achievements or successes someone has in a particular field or area. Example: Her first accomplishments in the field of medicine were truly impressive, as she published multiple groundbreaking research papers and received several prestigious awards.
One of Mr. Paterson's first accomplishments, in December, was to push through a gay rights bill that had been blocked for decades by Senate Republicans.
First accomplishments mean more when your mom and dad are there to see it.
His first accomplishments in sports where in track and field, where he competed in the 50-yard dash, eventually developing his skills in other aspects of the sport.
It was created in 1844, and its first accomplishment was the suppression of brigandage in southern Spain.
The first accomplishment the team checked off the list was having the best C.A.A. record and going undefeated in the conference.
It was May, the start of the week in which I turned 60 and the first accomplishment of my ambition to scale all 214 peaks depicted in the famous Wainwright guides.
(The market for A. C. Gilbert's Erector sets, Antiques, Page 47.) The film's first accomplishment is that Jason Alexander, who plays Gilbert, is so convincingly cherubic and sincere that the specter of his most famous character -- the acerbic urban single George Costanza of NBC's "Seinfeld" -- keeps a low profile.
Named the World Champion DJ at only fifteen years old, his achievements since have only made his first accomplishment appear more fortuitous.
That's why lying on the floor of the ring after Kurt knocked me out felt like my first accomplishment in boxing it was real.
The crowd in Melbourne has rightfully lavished her in praise for first accomplishment but didn't seem particularly happy upon learning the second fact.
The first accomplishment was making pap smears a standard of care for women, which has reduced the pain, suffering, and mortality from cervical cancer.
