The phrase "achievable because of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something can be accomplished due to a specific reason or factor.
Example: "The project's success is achievable because of the team's dedication and hard work."
Alternatives: "attainable due to" or "possible because of".
The Irish finance minister, Michael Noonan, said Dublin's plan to return to capital markets in late 2013 might not be achievable because of the uncertainty.
However, this number is not achievable because of the high mutual coherence of the dictionary.
Ganjdanesh (2014) discussed that formation of a gas cap is not achievable because of small saturations of the liberated gas.
With the proposed PAM, better SNDR with increased control voltage is achievable because of the enhanced regenerative current.
But this idealized situation may not be achievable because of network delays and the inaccuracy in NTP.
Production of silicone gel laminated PV panels with 50 years lifetime could be achievable because of the strongly reduced corrosiveness which is main source of failures in commercial PV panels.
"Prevention is crucial because of the high prevalence of men's use of violence found across the study sites and it is achievable because the majority of the factors associated with men's use of violence can be changed".
In bone metastatic model, the concentration of BPs in bone tissue also would be achievable because the concentration of BP in bone tissue reached as high as 800 μ M in osteoclast bone (Sato et al, 1991).
It's having someone to look up to, it's knowing it is achievable because so much of the game is about belief.
Kinect hackers may not have cared about video games, but what they wanted — a device containing specific high-tech components for just $150 — was achievable specifically because of its connection to something with the scale of the Xbox system.
Integrating the signal processing in analogue circuits is limited in the maximum achievable resolution because of noise processes, process variations or nonlinear behaviour of the devices.
