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The phrase "a bit unachievable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is somewhat difficult or impossible to achieve, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "While I appreciate the ambition of the project, I think the timeline is a bit unachievable given our current resources."
Alternatives: "somewhat unattainable" or "a little unrealistic".
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Yeah I'd say it's a bit unachievable for kind of a two year old.
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A bit.
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The transfer probability thus achieved can reach 100%—a value unachievable by classically diffusive, unbiased transport.
Perhaps a bit biased.
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A bit of everything.
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This is a bit distracting.
That was a bit frustrating.
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