The phrase "achievable removal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the possibility of successfully eliminating or getting rid of something.
Example: "The team focused on finding an achievable removal strategy for the invasive species in the area."
Alternatives: "feasible elimination" or "attainable removal".
We would argue that a range of £12m to £20m of gross cost savings should be achievable from the removal of duplication in the merged entity, and believe that further gross synergies of up to £60m could be achieved from the full utilisation of Magna Park, but accept that our initial £150m "blue sky" synergy target on reflection looks to be too ambitious".
The best performances were obtained with windward roof vent closed, which entailed 64% of the maximum heat removal achievable through natural ventilation.
The study shows that heterogeneity result in uncertainties in the mass removal and achievable end-points that are directly related to dissolved contaminant plume development downstream of the NAPL entrapment zone.
The total PAH removal was achievable only for biphenyl (Bph) or fluorene (Flu), whereas residual concentrations were reduced to less than 2 mg kg−1 for anthracene (Ant) or phenanthrene (Phe).
Obama achieved the achievable.
At high sweep-gas flow rates, up to 97% dissolved methane removal efficiency is achievable which is sufficient to achieve carbon neutrality (around 88%).
Next, we discuss the impact of self-information removal on the achievable throughput.
The achievable performance with imperfect self-information removal is evaluated by analysis and computer simulation.
The excellent heat transfer properties of liquid-salt coolants provide several benefits, like lower fuel temperatures, higher average coolant temperature, increased core power density and better decay heat removal, and thus higher achievable core power.
