The phrase "achievable proposals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing suggestions or plans that are realistic and can be accomplished within certain constraints.
Example: "The committee reviewed the achievable proposals and decided to implement the most feasible ones for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "realistic suggestions" or "feasible plans".
Councillor Tommy Williams, convener of Renfrewshire Council's housing and community safety policy board, said: ""We are bringing forward what we believe are practical and achievable proposals which could make a real difference for those of our tenants who are on welfare and who are in an increasingly difficult position.
I thought that of all the people who might run, I had the most relevant experience, meaningful accomplishments, and ambitious but achievable proposals".
A more modest but achievable proposal, what I call the American Heroes Tax Credit, might attract bipartisan support and prove politically perilous to oppose.
The conventional wisdom on the establishment left is that Sen. Bernie Sanders is offering his enthusiastic supporters pipedreams in lieu of achievable policy proposals.
Obama achieved the achievable.
We emphasize that this level of accuracy is practically achievable, for example, the recent proposals [18 21] provide cost-effective mechanisms for an up to 55 dB reduction in the self-interference coefficient.
He needs to come across with reform proposals that are achievable".
This ought to include training with professional feedback leading to the design of a coherent project proposal with potentially achievable and measurable outcomes.
Mr Trimble has made it clear he thinks the proposals are the best achievable.
He added: "[The lord chancellor] has listened to the concerns of the profession and we are confident that the agreed proposal represents the best achievable outcome for our members and those who rely on legal aid.
The RCGP was keen to ensure that their revalidation proposals were fair, accessible and achievable for all GPs in whatever capacity they were employed in the UK.
