"noticeable achievements" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing significant or noteworthy accomplishments. Example: Sarah's hard work and determination led to many noticeable achievements in her career, including several promotions and a prestigious award for her research.
We were reminded to thank and praise the team more than we did, and began announcing "weekly wins" and wind down Fridays (where we shut laptops at 5pm and enjoy each other's company, and a few cocktails), as well as randomly rewarding the teams with lunches and gifts if there had been noticeable achievement.
Meanwhile, regarding T20 and T50 values for all samples, APC2 sample shows the best result which is a noticeable achievement.
Capital investment may be the most noticeable KIP achievement: Many new buildings and big science facilities, such as the Shanghai Synchrotron Radiation Facility, have been constructed over the past 13 years.
Some achievements have been noticeable: sex education is ongoing in several schools, reproductive health has been integrated to some extent into existing public health services, and sexual and reproductive rights and gender equity have been promoted within grassroot organizations and incorporated into local policies and programs.
Federal, state and local agencies have already spent billions of dollars trying to close the Hispanic achievement gap without noticeable effect.
Shortly thereafter, substantial achievement gaps become noticeable.
That Ms Sobel overlooks these questions is a shame, since it rather undervalues an immense intellectual achievement and leaves a noticeable hole in an otherwise excellent book.
Doherty et al., (2014) realized that going with the then current trends, it was noticeable that the boundaries between non-profit achievements and profit making goals were getting diminished and more fluid.
While the Maxeler code is more complicated than the one for the control flow algorithm, the achievements in power reduction and speed are noticeable.
