The phrase "achievable degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a level of success or accomplishment that is realistic and attainable.
Example: "With consistent effort and dedication, you can reach an achievable degree of proficiency in the language."
Alternatives: "attainable level" or "realistic standard".
The calculations reinforce the previously suggested idea that catalytic cycle saturation effects may limit the achievable degree of chemical inhibition.
It came, without a trace of a warning, on multiple targets chosen for their paramount symbolic value, and was clearly, pitilessly designed to cause the maximum damage, the highest possible number of casualties, and the greatest achievable degree of terror.
Heat curing decreases the maximum achievable degree of hydration, long-term rate of increase of compressive strength, anti-permeability, and durability of concrete as it ages.
If the verification process will deliver the prediction of the achievable degree of functionality, the usability of a part can be assessed more accurately and in consequence quality and economics can be improved.
The thresholds are linked to the achievable degree of asymptotic uncertainty attenuation and can therefore be properly tuned by proper tuning of the controllers, thus making the FDI criteria less sensitive to the uncertainty.
The achievable degree of pore filling in the carbon nanofiber-added preform at 30 V was the highest, while the carbon nanofiber-added preforms at 60 and 90 V could not be densified efficiently.
We analyze the achievable degrees of freedom (DoF) of such network when relays are restricted to perform scalar amplify-forward (AF) operations, with possibly time-varying coefficients.
thus showing that the sum-degrees-of-freedom bound of Eq. (16) in Theorem 1 must hold for any achievable degree-of-freedom pair.
Thus, there is an important tradeoff between spatial self-interference isolation and achievable degrees of freedom.
Since the maximum achievable degrees of freedom for the transmitter is equal to N t L', diversity can be found as d = min(N c, N t L') [15].
Moreover, creating the null consumes spatial degrees-of-freedom that could otherwise be used for spatial multiplexing to the downlink user, diminishing the achievable degrees-of-freedom of the downlink.
