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功劳 (gōng láo) is a Chinese term that means "merits and contribution, credits, good service".
是你的功劳。 [shi4 ni3 de5 gong1 lao2 .] The credit goes to you.
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Yes, 功劳 (gōng láo) is used to refer to someone's accomplishment. It is a noun that means "merits and contribution, credits, good service". It is often used to express gratitude for someone's hard work and dedication. For example, one might say "他的功劳不可磨灭 (tā de gōng láo bù kě mó miè), his merits and contributions cannot be erased".
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You could address someone for their 功劳 (gōng láo) by thanking them for their merits and contributions, or for their good service. You could also use the phrase 谢谢你的功劳 (xiè xie nǐ de gōng láo) which translates to "thank you for your merits and contributions".
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