The phrase "achievable from" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the feasibility or attainability of a goal or outcome. Example: "The company has set ambitious sales targets, but they are easily achievable from a strategic marketing plan."
The so-called stative of Akkadian used auxiliaries rather than inflection (a technique known as periphrastic construction, as with English "book of mine" rather than "my book") and included a deverbal adjective (an adjective based on a verb, as with the English "achievable" from "to achieve") to which a subject-marking suffix was added.
In addition to Voyager's discoveries of new moons, a ring, and dust bands between the rings, it provided details of ring structure at scales not achievable from Earth.
He estimates that up to £14.5 billion ($28 billion) a year could be found by 2007 through cutting the bureaucracy and streamlining "back office" functions, while a further £5 billion is achievable from productivity savings in education, health and policing.
The board of the London Stock Exchange firmly believes that the proposal, which represents only a 8percentt premium to the current market price, substantially undervalues the company, its unique position and the very significant synergies that would be achievable from the combination of London Stock Exchange with any major exchange group.
We would argue that a range of £12m to £20m of gross cost savings should be achievable from the removal of duplication in the merged entity, and believe that further gross synergies of up to £60m could be achieved from the full utilisation of Magna Park, but accept that our initial £150m "blue sky" synergy target on reflection looks to be too ambitious".
The advantages achievable from the proposed formula are also shown.
However, desired aldehyde products inhibit cell growth and limit product titers currently achievable from fermentative processes.
The cited works show promising results achievable from the use of WLAN access in vehicular environments.
We can conclude that it is achievable from the proposed scheme.
High efficiencies are generally achievable from arrays with high fill factors.
Connected vehicles are booming – they're often mentioned in the same breath as autonomous cars, but are much more achievable from a technical perspective.
