The phrase "achievable guidelines" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to guidelines that are realistic and attainable within a certain context or framework.
Example: "The project manager provided achievable guidelines to ensure that all team members could meet their deadlines without feeling overwhelmed."
Alternatives: "realistic standards" or "attainable criteria".
Back in the days before I had a moment of clarity and began to follow the clear and achievable guidelines laid down by grandmother-equivalents when it came to dealing with my alcohol and drug addictions – arguably the most egregious lack of willpower conceivable – I fell into the clutches of a maverick shrink who ran an NHS drug dependency unit.
The way forward is to assess the effects of resistance, its clinical effects, and increase in deaths, with the ultimate objective of providing achievable guidelines for surveillance and control.
Food models meeting these requirements are useful in the development of practical and achievable dietary guidelines.
This need is also supported by evidence that the cost-effectiveness for LBP management could be significantly improved when multidisciplinary services were added to usual GP care [ 40] and additional cost efficiencies are achievable when guideline-consistent interventions for LBP are implemented, compared with costs of alternative interventions [ 49].
Thus, in areas where mercury speciation is not readily achievable, a drinking-water guideline for only inorganic mercury presents potential difficulties for measuring compliance.
The next stage is to take advantage of those targets that are easily achievable (e.g. guideline development) so as to make positive changes in GP sickness certification in Australia.
Obama achieved the achievable.
Our findings suggest that, with the current equipment required for patient care, the WHO guidelines are not achievable in ICUs in the United Kingdom.
As the SATS thresholds, taken directly from the ACSCOT guidelines, appeared readily achievable, even during the first year of ED operation, it is perhaps worthwhile reflecting whether these standards need adjustment to the context.
However, once it was explained that the 180 min could be spread throughout the day, could be of any intensity and a definition of PA was given, nearly all of the participants felt that the guidelines were easily achievable and some felt that their child exceeded this target.
Shareable guideline knowledge for use in automated retrospective checking of guideline compliance may be achievable using GDL.
