The phrase "achievable orders of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing levels or categories of goals or tasks that can realistically be accomplished.
Example: "We need to set achievable orders of objectives for the upcoming project to ensure success."
Alternatives: "realistic levels of" or "attainable categories of".
Furthermore, OUCS are not the most optimal since orders of accuracy of OUCS are at least one order lower than the maximum achievable orders.
It is shown that the achievable diversity order of the proposed scheme is about half of the number of relays.
Thus, the achievable secrecy diversity order of the proposed collaborative distributed beamforming yields to d_{text{single}} = M-1, (17).
Moreover, our asymptotic results demonstrated that the achievable secrecy diversity order of collaborative distributed beamforming with M AF relays is M−1 regardless of the number of eavesdroppers.
The asymptotic analysis reveals that the achievable secrecy diversity order of collaborative distributed beamforming with M AF relays is M−1 regardless of the number of eavesdroppers.
While ILC can decrease tracking errors up to several orders of magnitude, the achievable performance is limited by dynamic uncertainty.
This is of particular importance given that time spans of cellular processes are generally larger (possibly by several orders of magnitude) than those achievable by current spatially-resolved stochastic simulators.
For the extended version of the ribozyme, however, monovalent cations and [Co(NH3 6]3+ support rates that are orders of magnitude lower than those achievable with divalent cations.
An outcome orders of magnitude less beneficial, much less achievable and likely with an astonishingly higher price tag.
This showed that the dynamic range of the measurement achievable with our improved physico-chemical model was over 5 orders of magnitude.
