The phrase "a set of achievable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of goals or objectives that can realistically be accomplished.
Example: "We need to establish a set of achievable targets for the upcoming quarter to ensure our team's success."
Alternatives: "a collection of attainable" or "a group of realistic".
One way to sustain attention, psychologists find, is to accompany frightening news with a set of achievable actions.
An achievable rate region is the closure of a set of achievable rate tuples for fixed {t m }.
The objective is to provide to the designer an efficient tool to design PI or PID controllers where it is possible to select simultaneous performance specifications of gain margin, phase margin, and gain crossover frequency from a set of achievable performance design curves for Ziegler-Nichols plants.
BSA's 2015 Data Agenda is a set of achievable goals for Congress during its current session.
Condition (ii) is a consequence of the fact that a set of achievable points that is not convex can always be made convex by mixing.
The United Nations Millennium Development Goalss provide a set of achievable goals for reducing undernutrition and other forms of malnutrition [ 4].
World leaders came together last week in New York City and adopted a set of relevant, achievable and measurable goals to lift the world out of poverty and hunger, address climate change and take action for the betterment of human lives everywhere.
In general the best mix of telecommuting that I have witnessed revolves around the freedom to WFH when needed so long as you have a clear set of achievable goals for the time working out of the office.
Most, after their last immunisations, will disappear from national policy agendas and slip through the cracks of development programmes until the birth of their first child, but the Girl Declaration — a set of ambitious but achievable goals in education, health, safety, economic security and citizenship — gives these invisible girls a voice.
The characteristic set, V ( A ), is interpreted as the set of achievable outcomes the players in A can guarantee themselves without cooperating with the players in K ∖ A. In particular, an NTU-game G = ( K, V ) is called a TU game when the characteristic set for each coalition A takes the form V ( A ) = x ∈ R | A | : ∑ k ∈ A x k ≤ ν A, (1).
Yet, many industrial processes involve multiple feed streams and thus the total set of achievable states within a reactive process is affected by the number and type of feeds available.
