The phrase "achievable place" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location or state that can be reached or attained, often in the context of goals or aspirations.
Example: "With hard work and dedication, we can create an achievable place for everyone in our community to thrive."
Alternatives: "attainable position" or "realistic destination".
With support from the Greater New York Hospital Association and the United Hospital Fund, these hospitals are demonstrating that preventing many heart attacks is achievable, placing them firmly among the national leaders in establishing such safety precautions.
To be slightly more precise: maximum achievable productivity places an upper limit on wages, but how close to achievable productivity an economy operates depends on wages.Though somewhat heretical, this is not a ridiculous assertion on its face.
And in all honesty, that was more or less only achievable in places like Sweden, where Ericsson was quick to test higher-speed 3G networks.
The 10 10 campaigners aim to provide a way for people to take action against climate change that is both meaningful and achievable, and to place pressure on the British government.
We must ensure we have a clear, achievable mission in place for our soldiers to carry out.
This involves placing the operated digits in maximum achievable extension without placing tension on the surgical wound.
The squad is probably to skimpy to go straight up automatically but a playoff place seems achievable with Parkinson.
"The owners' backing so far suggests a play-off place is achievable.
"Most definitely, a quarter-final place is achievable," said O'Brien, 30.
The relay chooses to forward only T 1,1's messages in epochs 2, 3, and 4, instead of saving its energy until s 5 which would be suboptimal since the relay has a sufficient amount of energy for later epochs, and higher rates are achievable if communication takes place only in one direction.
