The phrase "achievable path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a course of action or strategy that is realistic and attainable.
Example: "In order to reach our goals, we need to identify an achievable path that will guide our efforts."
Alternatives: "realistic route" or "attainable course".
It also contains a long, difficult, expensive but at least potentially achievable path to move from unauthorized immigrant to American.
This would create an ambitious, but achievable, path to national energy efficiency improvement and create demand over a timescale that private enterprise can plan for and respond to.
The bill I wrote is the most direct, achievable path to the rule of law, secure borders, and eliminating illegal immigration.
Having defined that most of the challenges America faces in competing in the "Dragon's Century" are self-inflicted, Navarro and Autry outline a clear and achievable path for America to tame the Dragon's onslaught.
Wouldn't it be better if state political leaders, who have so much to gain and such an achievable path forward, put their efforts in to creating that future rather than clinging to the past?
Easing Greece's debt burden while keeping the country within the eurozone is the correct and achievable path out of the crisis, and it can be accomplished easily through a mutual accord between Germany and Greece, to which the rest of Europe will subscribe.
Obama has many more achievable paths to victory than Romney currently does.
That difference in knowledge is the reason the euro area is falling hundreds of billions short of an achievable output path rather then several trillion.
BSig denotes the achievable bandwidth of path p with single channel, i.e., it is the estimate minimum bandwidth if all links of the path work on the same channel.
Option 3) If a unified profession is not achievable, the other path is to split the profession into clear divisions: evidence based chiropractors and subluxation based chiropractors with each division openly declaring its hand.
Due to LCCs' offer redistribution and traditional carriers' partial retreatment from the European market to concentrate on intercontinental destinations, 1-transfer managed or un-managed options available to passengers in Europe dropped by 9.5%, and the share of 1-transfer quickest paths achievable by self-connecting flights increased by only 3pp, from 66% in 2006 to 69% in 2016.
