The phrase "achievable increases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or improvements that are realistic and attainable within a certain context.
Example: "Our team has set achievable increases in productivity for the upcoming quarter to ensure sustainable growth."
Alternatives: "realistic gains" or "attainable improvements".
"However losing even small amounts of weight, or preventing weight gain, can improve health and these modest effects were seen with a small, readily achievable increase in intake of many of these fruits".
Hence the authors adopted a more modest but achievable increase of 4% (absolute) among HIV-infected pregnant women per year in ARV-PMTCT uptake from 2009 to 2012, translating into an ARV-uptake of 57% among ante-natal clinic attendees by 2012.
Findings were aligned with current recommendations to increase fibre intake and showed a large risk reduction with an achievable increase in daily fibre intake.
As expected, achievable power increases with increasing numbers of clusters and increasing effect size.
Therefore, the performance of the average achievable rate increases by increasing T d.
As shown in the figure, the achievable rate increases with the increase of the number of transmit streams.
While with 1-bit quantization and without oversampling just 2 bits per channel use can be achieved (1 bit in the real and 1 bit in the imaginary component), with an increasing oversampling factor M the achievable rate increases.
It is important to note that the achievable throughput increases with the number of antenna elements and DR, and the achievable minimum delay decreases with an increase in DR but increases with antenna elements.
In this region, typically, the achievable rate increases linearly with the source SNR.
The number of channel uses from SP-R is the highest at all link qualities although its achievable throughput increases as a function of the successful transmission probability.
