"relevant achievements" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to accomplishments that are related to a specific area of expertise, or that serve to highlight a person's experience and capability in a specific field. For example, "During her five years at the company, she has earned several relevant achievements, such as being promoted to Senior Manager and launching three successful products."
Be ruthless – only use top and most relevant achievements.
Among the most relevant achievements, important is the analysis of chemical bonding, through the quantum theory of atoms in molecules (QTAIM) [10], which has been successfully applied to coordinative bonds [11],[12] as well as to most of the known intermolecular interactions [13] [16].
Moreover, we asked participants to freely list their creative achievements (similar to King et al., 1996) in order to check for relevant achievements in domains other than those included in the ICAA and the CAQ.
Although achievements most likely will include work experience, there may be other relevant achievements.
The most relevant achievement is that a concrete mix with a low content (5%) of rubber particles leads simultaneously to the lowest decrease (5%) in the cyclic strength and the highest increase (52%) in the ductility of RuCFST columns, thus being the most suitable mix to use in seismic areas, where ductility and energy dissipation requirements are mandatory.
The short-term gains from pre- to post-test in attention after both interventions can be interpreted as a relevant achievement of both kinds of training.
The most relevant achievement of the analysis was the discovering that the palindrome surrounding the HS1.2 enhancer is present in every mammal species for which enough sequence data were available.
Our PGD Program resulted in the birth of 12 healthy babies for 10 out of the 34 couples (29.4%), constituting a relevant achievement for the Spanish Public Health System within the field of haematological disorders.
This was "surely relevant to achievement", he argued, adding that reintroducing grammar schools could help bright children from poor homes.
However, this is not only relevant for achievement tests but becomes particularly important if data are collected by self-reports, which are more likely vulnerable to biases caused by different meanings of constructs or different response styles (Van de Vijver and Tanzer 2004).
However, in the vulnerable population of frail sarcopenic older adults, it might well be that small gains, and even the stabilization of current functional status, should be regarded as a relevant therapeutic achievement from an individual and a public health perspective.
