"more accomplishments" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
One possible example could be: "Despite already achieving many accomplishments, she was determined to pursue even more accomplishments in her career."
With regard to performance, general hospitals reported more accomplishments than failures: 12 having accomplished efficiency goals against six efficiency failures (a success rate of 67%), ten having achieved desired throughput times against six failures (63% success rate), ten successes regarding financial results against five failures regarding financial results (success rate: 67%).
And a few more accomplishments after that.
Honnold kept the blogosphere humming with more accomplishments.
"Rest assured, however, that we would work even harder to strive for more accomplishments.
While Saban has gone on to even more accomplishments since the statue's unveiling in April 2011, Davis has been less fortunate in his preferred field.
Somebeachsomewhere will have to pile up some more accomplishments before his reputation eclipses Niatross's, but it is not out of the question.
The saga even gave Brown, always a champion of diversity, one more accomplishment to tout.
His reign ought to be considered a high point for the club, because McCall's gift was to wring more accomplishment and success out of his side than could have been anticipated from a meagre budget.
The miserable cares of more accomplishment Can't tyrannize or otherwise restrain Him when all wealth he wishes to attain Is heritage that comes from his descent.
By taking the time to look around, finish up what's left undone and cleaning up your integrity, you are actually setting the stage for a future that includes more integrity, more accomplishment and more satisfaction.
It rediscovers Garfield's more surprising accomplishments.
