The phrase "achievable ideas" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing concepts or plans that are realistic and can be accomplished.
Example: "In our brainstorming session, we focused on generating achievable ideas that could be implemented within our budget and timeline."
Alternatives: "realistic concepts" or "feasible suggestions".
We're looking more for help and inspiration from people you can really relate to and practical, achievable ideas for food your kids will actually eat".
Three innovative projects have triumphed in the Philips Livable Cities Award, a global initiative designed to generate practical, achievable ideas for improving the health and well-being of city dwellers.
Plaid Cymru had "ambitious but achievable" ideas to boost health, education and the economy, he said.
'Ambitious but achievable' ideas Jump to media player Plaid Cymru's election pitch can reach beyond its heartlands to the whole of Wales, the party's economy spokesman Rhun ap Iorwerth says.
On Friday, we released a report, titled "Building a Nation of Makers". It offers six clear and achievable ideas to accelerate the innovation capacity of America's small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises (SMEs).
A version of one of these great, achievable ideas recently made my Facebook feed.
Adding two new states is a far more achievable idea than many of the other democratic reforms being bandied about these days, like Supreme Court term limits.
The tune may not be pop but it won't leave your head — this practical, achievable idea that the world, now out of kilter, can re-balance itself and offer all, not just some, a chance to exit the unfathomable deprivation that brings about the need for such global bargains.
But even if we believe we have at least one scientifically achievable idea of international importance, knowing whether now is the right time to apply for a fellowship often leaves us in a quandary.
As our preliminary data indicates that hiPSCs are indeed responsive to 17β-estradiol, we feel that this is an achievable idea, although, this work needs to be carefully replicated and considered in light of the limitations as an in vitro system.
But Mr. O'Keefe said, "If for whatever reason that succession of flights is not achievable, the idea of leaving them there for a sustained period of time, without the capacity to support them, is something we'd have to consider seriously as a basis for telling them to dim the lights and come on back".
