"string of achievements" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a series of accomplishments or successes achieved by a person or organization. It can be used in both formal and informal contexts. Example: - She had a string of achievements under her belt, including winning several prestigious awards and securing multiple patents. - The team's string of achievements was impressive, with back-to-back championship wins and record-breaking sales figures. - The company's string of achievements in sustainability has gained recognition from industry leaders and earned them a spot on the Fortune 500 list.
But Moman, who has died aged 79, had a much more extensive string of achievements.
This puts pressure on whichever political leader happens to be in the chair not merely to preside efficiently, but also to notch up a string of "achievements".
Wanda Jackson's accomplishments could line a highway from here to Nashville -- a string of achievements that includes being the first woman to record a rock song.
This string of achievements is made even more impressive by the fact they are mostly founded on word-of-mouth recommendations.
It is certainly true that Mr. Clinton in his instincts and messaging was more centrist than Mr. Obama, and the 42nd president emerged from the White House with a string of achievements that both parties laid claim to.
There is Richard W. Clark, unmistakably the iconic American personality he was to become, grinning confidently underneath a gaudy string of achievements and activities — president of both the student body and something called the Punching Bag Club, National Thespians, Lieutenant Marshal, Dance Committee, and so forth.
The two milestones add to a string of achievement and recognition this year.
And he has a string of legislative achievements to his name.
Just a few days ago, the 107th Congress was racking up a string of unexpected achievements on corporate responsibility and trade despite divided party control.
It has produced a string of scientific achievements: confirming that most galaxies have a black hole in the middle; providing a front-row seat for the collision, in 1994, of a comet with the planet Jupiter; and helping to uncover the strange fact that the expansion of the universe seems to be accelerating.
His stewardship of this week's groundbreaking agreement among seven Northeastern states to limit greenhouse gases from power plants -- a welcome antidote to the Bush administration's negativism at the recent global warming conference in Montreal -- is only the latest in a string of progressive achievements.
