The phrase "achievable project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a project that is realistic and attainable within the given constraints, such as time, resources, and skills.
Example: "After reviewing the team's capabilities, we decided to focus on an achievable project that would allow us to meet our deadlines without compromising quality."
Alternatives: "feasible project" or "realistic project".
Secondly, through many small, local and achievable projects, we can make gains.
The agency is far more focused on more achievable projects — building the next generation Orion series spacecraft, working on the International Space Station and preparing for a planned future mission to capture an asteroid.
The data revealed a prominent role for CP Coordinators in engaging the group of CReps, primarily at Network meetings, with each other, with health staff and in discrete and achievable projects that were of interest and concern to the CReps.
As well as being targeted and achievable, successful projects were those that were: Easy to think through with a defined group involved and which have something in it for everyone.
However, the human genome contains about 3 billion base pairs so a drop of a further thousand-fold in costs will have to be achieved in the next 10 years to make the project achievable.
Each Center, by supporting interrelated projects and collaborating investigators, is expected to yield results beyond those achievable were each project pursued separately and without formal interaction among the participating investigators.
An analysis is conducted on patterns of applied S&T outputs achievable in FNR projects.
After all, the Bush administration (not to mention Fukuyama himself) once thought the Iraq project was achievable.
Your gut feel should be that the project is achievable and that whatsoever happens, you'll have the complete financial support of your Sponsor through the project.
And in blogworld, one of the most popular interiors and design sites, Design*Sponge, (220,000-plus Twitter followers) has a heavy emphasis on achievable make-it-yourself projects and features one a week, from shell chandeliers and embroidered napkins to jewellery hangers made of cotton reels.
