The phrase "achievable results" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or goals that can realistically be attained within a certain context or timeframe.
Example: "Our team is focused on setting clear objectives to ensure we can deliver achievable results by the end of the quarter."
Alternatives: "attainable outcomes" or "realistic results."
Achievability was assessed by: (1) collaborative targets are achievable, (2) programme management made clear how to achieve collaborative targets, (3) programme management offered good practices and evidence on achievable results, and (4) programme management gave specific instructions on how to improve interventions.
Contains proven ingredients and aims for achievable results.
For a higher noise level, p = 0.7, the NR-Network can still obtain achievable results while the FLBP and NRLBPs nearly fail to work.
Experimental results show that the LBP-based methods (FLBP, NRLBPs) can get achievable results in global illumination variation, while the recognition rates of these methods drop sharply under local illumination variation.
To deal with the complexity and difficulties caused by the coupling and the appearance of parametric uncertainties in the input matrices, an ARC Lyapunov function an extension of the adaptive control Lyapunov function (aclf )—is used to formalize the viewpoint and the achievable results of the recently proposed ARC approach.
Certainly no better method yet existed for the blind to read, and the books seemed – to the sighted – to offer the best achievable results.
Increasing the number of active users enables the system to schedule more available candidates to achieve higher throughput, and therefore the achievable result is less sensitive to the number of samples.
For this reason the best achievable result is therefore the 57.4 achieved with the GTX-Titan.
These were called SMART goals for being Specific, Motivational, Achievable, Results-driven, and over a Timescale.
Security Council diplomats and experts noted that the language, though convoluted, was probably the best achievable result, given that Beijing had initially wanted the sinking referred to as an incident or an act, not an attack.
Current literature supports the claim that an ultra-high surface area is achievable, resulting in excellent catalytic activity [20, 21], however the electrochemical stability of this type of metal-free catalyst over a commercially useful potential range is unclear.
