The phrase "achievable and a" is not correct and usable in written English as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a sentence where you are describing something that is both achievable and has another quality, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "The goals we set are achievable and a step towards greater success."
Alternatives: "attainable and a" or "realistic and a".
He called the project, which needs various approvals, "achievable and a good fit for Riverhead".
That approach isn't ideal, but it's politically and legally achievable – and a massive step forward for climate action.
"What you're trying to do with casual games is present the player with something that they immediately sense is both achievable and a challenge," said Garth Chouteau, a spokesman with PopCap games, which makes popular online games like Bejeweled and Zuma.
There is no doubt that this type of project is both feasible, achievable and a way forward to understand diseases that are genetically heterogenous (18, 19).
In this two-hop communication scenario, in which the use of the untrusted relay node is essential, a positive secrecy rate is shown to be achievable and an upper bound on it is provided.
Based on our pilot work a 4 cm displacement was achievable and with a pooled SD of 3 we required 34 subjects (17 per group) to reject the Null Hypothesis given an alpha of 0.01 and power of 0.8.
The automation, results in a high data density and in a precision which is manually not achievable and represents a qualitative improvement of the analysis of complex patterns.
"Not only do your goals have to be desirable, achievable and have a specific outcome, you also need to think about the when, where and how," Gollwitzer says.
Matthew Linegar, the project director for Techniker, and the project engineer on Stadthaus, says 25-storey CLT buildings are achievable – and introducing a concrete core would enable one to go higher still, perhaps up to 50 stories.
Independent consensus is achievable and offers a fair comparison for stress echocardiographic interpretation.
Participants identified that direct face-to-face contact with staff in welfare agencies was overall easily achievable and made a difference to the outcome.
