The phrase "achievable changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or improvements that are realistic and attainable within a certain context or timeframe.
Example: "In order to improve our workflow, we need to focus on achievable changes that can be implemented quickly."
Alternatives: "realistic adjustments" or "attainable modifications".
But it is wholly to the commission's credit that it remains willing to press for achievable changes to its legal framework and to engage with its critics.
It says that existing facilities must make only "readily achievable" changes that won't involve "burdensome expense". Yet what do these words mean in practice?
The film, narrated by Paul McCartney, highlights the damaging environmental impact of animal agriculture and aims to inspire people to make achievable changes to their diet by eating less meat.
Instead, pick five small, achievable changes such as switching to skimmed milk, choosing leaner cuts of red meat and poultry, eating only half your pudding (save the rest for tomorrow night), eating an extra vegetable portion a day and eating from a smaller plate to help control portion size.
The analysis of the mass transfer in a bundle of parallel capillaries with various diameters shows that within a certain range the achievable changes of the concentration are almost independent of the mass flow rate, the diffusivity and the magnitude of the interface.
The organisational design analysis exposed the principal factors that were central to achievements and detailed their associated conditions; it allowed precise specification of the current conditions; it contrasted these with the desired conditions; and it enabled planners to map a series of achievable changes to get from 'here' to 'there'there
This wider impact and the creation of a new social norm have yet to be quantified but achievable change in incremental steps is crucial.
She helped organize a two-day strike (more pragmatic) and worked closely with Wellesley's few black students (only 6 in her class of 401) in reaching moderate, achievable change — such as recruiting more black students and hiring black professors (there had been none).
"So if you believe like I do that Connecticut's best days are ahead, I hope you will join what must be a shared, emerging movement for rational, honest, achievable change," said Mr. Malloy, who plans to unveil his budget next month.
While we may not agree with every decision he has made, is making, or will make, we need to understand that fundamentally what he is doing is looking for the most achievable radical change, and the most radical achievable change (within his own political framework of social democracy).
Though there are benefits of being connected to the world in almost every way imaginable, with this worldwide connection comes many inputs that cause us stress and sidetrack us from achievable change.
